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By Patrick Maitland Editor-Street Hype few months after completing a year prison term for endangering the welfare of a 13-yearold boy in Brooklyn, Jamaicanborn actor Lacell Girlie Parnell, 42 has decided to return to his homeland and avoid formal deportation. As a result of the charges, Parnell lost his green card resident status and was scheduled for deportation to Jamaica, but he was allowed to remain at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility at Port Isabel Service Processing Center in Texas while he fights a medical malpractice lawsuit against a doctor and the Brooklyn Medical Center for the death of his wife. Parnell recently collected a $95, 000 settlement from the Brooklyn Medical Center for the wrongful death of his wife in 2004. The case against the doctor is still not settled, but it was a waste of time for me to be sitting in jail with nothing to do. Based on the advice of my lawyers, I decided to return home and continue to seek justice and compensation for my family. The judge has agreed to have my participation via satellite, Parnell noted. Parnell told St reet Hy p e that he was met on arrival in Montego Bay, Jamaica on April 23, 2012 by scores of family members and fans. I am very happy to be home and to get on with my career of entertaining people. Within the next two months I will be launching the play Girlie Get Visa and in December Girlie Get Deported, he added.
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The actor is, however, insisting that he did not sexually molest any child and noted that in 2004, he was charged with endangering the welfare of children who were assisting him to
Lacell Girlie Parnell, 42 Jamaican-born actor has decided to return to his homeland and avoid formal deportation.
distribute his promotional fliers. I was jailed for 18 days and was placed on probation, but in 2008 I was again accused of endangering the welfare of a minor. It was not about sex, he claimed.
Parnell, who is now listed as a sex offender in New York State also stressed that he learned his lesson and was now very focused and determined to remain positive but careful about negative people who would set traps to destroy my character and reputation. He was arrested on May 29, 2008 on five counts of sexual abuse in the 2nd degree; two counts of endangering the welfare of a child and one count of aggravated harassment in the 2nd degree involving the 13-year-old boy. Parnell was found guilty in Brooklyns District Court and was sentenced in July 2009 to two years in prison at the Rikers Island Jail, but was later transfered to the Port Isabel Service Processing Center in Texas, which holds detainees of the ICE, whose immigration status, or citizenship, has not been officially determined or who are awaiting repatriation.
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he Chinese Proverbs quotes There is only one pretty child in the world, and every mother has it. Sunday, May 13 is being celebrated all over the world as Mother's Day. We are honoring mothers, celebrating motherhood, maternal bonds and the influence of mothers in society. Despite the challenges including gender discrimination, our women and mothers are performing very well in education, social, economic and other human development standards. However, there are still a number of persistent issues that continue to affect our mothers as they seek to provide for their family and chil-
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headed by a single woman, the highest percentage of femaleheaded households in the U.S. Nearly half of us have never married, the highest percentage for all racial groups. Only 30 percent of blacks are now married. Black median family income was just over $41,000 in 2008, the lowest in the United States of any racial group, while single black women with children earned a median annual income of $25,958. It is no surprise that one out of five black families lives in poverty. More than 40 percent of black families headed by a single mom are poor. On the positive side, as more African-American women are dren. Especially among AfricanAmerican women, health care, physical and mental abuse, financial hardship, poor interpersonal relationships and communication issues continue to be among the setbacks. In a society that socializes so heavily around food and alcoholic beverages, too many of our women are dying from preventable diseases, social ills and causes. Heart disease, obesity, hypertension, HIV/AIDS, diabetes and physical violence are all preventable. There are more women than men. Nearly one out of every three black households (29 percent) are
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earning college degrees and climbing the social ladder, the future is looking bright for the family. However, there needs to be better interpersonal relationships among women and their male partners. If the black family is to achieve social and economic freedom and success, men and fathers must do more for their family. Providing financial support is very important, but mothers need the presence of men or fathers at home. We need good mothers to enhance the social and economic well-being of the AfricanAmerican community.
The opinions expressed in this newspaper, except for the above, do not necessarily reflect the views of Street Hype newspaper and its publishers. Please send your comments or suggestions to editor@streethypenewspaper.com. Responses should be no longer than 400 words. Not all articles will be published.
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hen it comes to love, nothing is off limits, except your relationship itself. Love requires time, patience, honesty and also privacy. Nothing destroys a relationship faster than rumors, hear says and as we say in Jamaica, Carry go bring come! The demise of that perhaps once beautiful, might be the relationship of my life situation, will weigh heavily on your heart as you instantly recognize that gossip and, of course your overzealousness all contributed to the destruction of your relationship. Should you then not tell anyone if you are dating someone? Hide it from everyone but your immediate family? Make mention of it only if and when you are walking down the aisle? Maybe you need to, in order to keep your relationship intact! Most people would say whatever happens between a man and a woman is their business, and I tend to agree. There have been so many situations, even recent ones I might add, where my significant other, (S.K.) and I have experienced some bumpy roads in our relationship. Negative talk and destructive rumors nearly killed our beautiful union. It, of course, has led to miscommunication, vexation and caused a definite rift between the two of us. The rumors swirling around about my dating life and the mystic about S.K. has allowed the rumor mill to run amok. But Sandy, you dont know that you are a sort of celebrity figure now (of sorts) and everything that you do people will want to know about it? a friend of mine said to me recently. I think that you are living underneath a rock if you cant see that, he went on to say. Figure or no figure, I just want my relationship to be kept private, I answered. Not bloody likely, my friend replied. However, once all the hoopla and pomp and circumstance were done with, and we actually sat down and spent time alone together, all the negative feelings went through the window. No longer did we have unresolved issues between us, unsolved and left to fester some more. The
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strain of the last few weeks seemed ridiculous and unnecessary once we were able to just concentrate on us and not the outside world. Fortunately, what I learnt from this situation is that when given an opportunity to just relate to each other, with no one else interfering in their love life, a man and a woman might have a chance at creating a beautiful relationship. Without the negativity, the jealousness, the overzealous onlookers making statements behind our backs, we seemingly have a shot of making this relationship work. Hopefully, we will not be included in the statistics, put out recently by randomhistory.com, that suggests that most couples break-up around three to five months dating.
This statistic, of course, does not make it a done deal for me as to how long this relationship will last, but it does work as a guide of sorts for us, as we attempt to form a long, lasting relationship. The wonderful feeling of knowing that your partner wants to be there with you of course is an amazing feeling and many say that this should be enough, but of course this is not so. Relationships are tough, difficult to maintain and anything that you have to do to ensure the success of that union, minus
killing anyone or course, should be done. Privacy, I believe, should be number one in a relationship, as this gives you the opportunity to really unite with one person on an emotional level. As difficult as this may seem, even for Sandy Daley, this will be done. At the end of the day, when I and S.K. are alone together with no one else but us to think about, I see the potential, as you will too when you make your situation a priority and no one elses business but your own.
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Irvington, New Jersey: mother and daughter from New Jersey each were sentenced to 24 months in prison for participating in a scheme involving New Jersey properties that caused mortgage lenders to release more than $1.9 million in loans obtained by fraud. Patricia Smith, 57, and Jamilah Smith, 31, of Irvington, N.J pleaded guilty in October 2011 to two counts of wire fraud contained in the superseding indictment against them. They entered their guilty pleas on the fifth day of trial before U.S. District Judge Jerome B. Simandle, who also imposed the sentences in Camden federal court. Co-conspirator Carol Ashley, 58, Las Vegas, also pleaded guilty to two counts of wire fraud that day, and was sentenced to six months of house arrest with electronic monitoring. Patricia and Jamilah Smith served as "straw buyers" to purchase two condominiums each in North Wildwood, N.J. The straw buyers had good credit scores but lacked the financial resources to qualify for mortgage loans. The Smiths' accomplices created false documents such as fake bank statements, W-2 forms and pay stubs to make the straw buyers appear more creditworthy than they actually were. Ashley falsely verified to the lenders that Patricia Smith worked for Ashley's company, Exclusive Entertainment Production, based in the Los Angeles area. Once the loans were approved, the mortgage lenders sent the loan proceeds in connection with the real estate closings. The defendants' accomplices used a portion of the proceeds to pay the Smiths for their roles. In addition to the prison term, Judge Simandle sentenced Patricia and Jamilah Smith each to serve five years of supervised release. Ashley was ordered to serve three years of supervised release. Judge Simandle ordered to Patricia Smith to forfeit $82,746.80 and pay $892,168.01 in restitution, and ordered Jamilah Smith to forfeit $65,047.70 and pay $647,290.13 in restitution.
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Dear Editor: n an article dated February 19-29, 2012, in Street Hype Newspaper, there were blatant factual errors regarding an incident which occurred between Richard Pino, who was a guest at the Independence Gala on August 20, 2011 and JICFI. The following is a true and correct account of what actually occurred. The headline in Street Hype stating that the Jamaican Independence Celebration Foundation, Inc. sues for airline tickets, was incorrect. JICFI did not sue anyone. Mr. Pino attended the gala on August 20, 2011 at the NY Hilton Hotel. There was a silent auction where two first-class round trip tickets to Jamaica and two round-trip coach tickets to Jamaica were auctioned. The auction was chaired by Marcia Skyers-James, who sent the information to Caribbean Airline's representative Ann Marie Francis, who subsequently forwarded the information to Caribbean Airline's Marketing Department. The silent auction listed blackout dates; in addition, the winner would have to pay for taxes and service fees associated with the tickets.
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By Donna Lamb ew York State farmworkers and their supporters urge other people of conscience to join them in Albany on May 21 as they keep the pressure on the legislature to change the state's Sostenes Uribe, labor laws that cate- one of New York gorically exclude State's migrant workers. farmworkers from basic worker rights and protections. The Farmworkers Fair Labor Practices Act would: *Require employers of farm laborers to allow at least 24 consecutive hours of rest each week *Provide for an 8-hour workday for farm laborers, requiring an overtime rate at one and one-half times the normal rate *Grant collective bargaining protections to farm laborers * Ensure that the sanitary codes apply to all farm and food processing labor camps intended to house migrant workers, regardless of the number of occupants and *Require that on-the-job injuries be report-
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ed and that owners provide farmworkers with claim forms for workers compensation. The May 21 plan of action is as follows: Registration will take place at Westminster Presbyterian Church at 262 State St. in Albany at 10 am. Lunch will be served at 11 am as legislative team meetings are held.
Caribbean Airlines contacted Mr. Pino after the auction. They sent Mr. Pino a letter advising him of the procedures for booking his tickets. In consideration for any inconvenience to Mr. Pino, the airline agreed to compensate Mr. Pino by upgrading the coach tickets to first class and they agreed to pay for government and service fees and agreed to permit him to travel during blackout periods. Once the information was given to Caribbean Airlines, the Jamaican Independence Foundation was no longer involved. However, Mr. Pino did contact JICFI for a settlement of $8000, followed by
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$3000, if agreed, he would not sue JICFI. JICFI declined his request. It is important to note that this lawsuit was filed after CAL agreed to honor certain demands made by Mr. Pino regarding the prize trip. However, on January 20, 2012, Mr. Pino filed a lawsuit for Breach of Contract, naming Paulette Willoughby, Marcia Skyers-James, Ann Marie Francis, Caribbean Airlines, and the Jamaican Independence Celebration Foundation, Inc. The suit alleged failure to provide proper services and failure to provide goods ordered. Mr. Pino was attempting to collect $25,000.00 from each defendant in his lawsuit. After Mr. Pino settled with Caribbean Airlines, he dismissed the lawsuit. It is requested that this statement be published as the corrected version of the previous article in the Street Hype. Best Regards, Paulette Willoughby Chair, Jamaican Independence Celebration Foundation, Inc
At 12 noon, participants will march to the capital. At 1 pm, there will be a press conference, followed by legislative visits, a prayer vigil and street theater. The action is expected to conclude around 3:30 pm. For further information, please contact Justice for Farmworkers Campaign coordinator Gerardo Gutierrez at (845) 485-8627.
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MOUNT VERNON, NY: he Mount Vernon Police have arrested three persons and confiscated large quantities of alcohol that were being sold illegally. The police claimed that on Sunday (May 6) at 2:30 am residents complained of a loud party at Sunset Hall at 106 West 1st St. Officers found over 350 people on the premises with a legal occupancy of 94. Set up within the premises was a bar area containing illegal bottles of alcohol that was being sold to partygoers. No license to sell alcohol produced and identification checks to prevent sales to minors were not being conducted. The party organizer, Daymonth Wright, 23, from the Bronx, as well as the property manager, Andrew Thompson of Mount Vernon, were arrested and charged with having an Unlicensed Bottle
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rosecutors on Wednesday presented their closing arguments in the trial of Carlotta Brett-Pierce, a Brooklyn mother who is accused of starving her daughter to death. She's charged with second-degree murder in the death of her 4-year-old daughter Marchella in September 2010.
Jury To Decide Fate Of Brooklyn Mother Accused Of Starving Daughter

Prosecutors argued Carlotta drugged, bound, beat and dehydrated the girl. During their closing arguments, prosecutors again showed jurors the bed the girl lived in and graphic photos of Marchella wasting away to just 19 pounds when she died. Speaking to reporters outside Brooklyn
Club and Storage of Alcoholic Beverages in an Unlicensed Premises under the New York State Alcohol Beverage Control Law, and an Over Maximum Occupancy violation of the Mount Vernon City Code. After clearing the first party, officers were called at 5:03 am to the Macedonia Center at 103 West 2nd Street. The complaint was that the
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party promoter was not ending the party although the time for renting the hall was over. Responding officers encountered sales of alcoholic beverages and found the hall filled with smoke from burnt marijuana. The party was closed and a large quantity of alcohol was seized, along with a price list. The promoter, Kenneth McKenzie, 37, of Mount
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Vernon, attempted to hide from officers but was located and taken into custody. McKenzie was charged with an Unlicensed Bottle Club and Storing Alcohol in an Unlicensed Premises under the New York State Alcoholic Beverage Control Law. Commissioner Carl Bell stated these illegal clubs are a nuisance to the community, and a danger to the persons involved. There are no controls as to the content of the alcohol they sell, minors are purchasing alcohol and overcrowding could cause a catastrophe. The commissioner is requesting the community to alert police if they believe an illegal club has opened in their neighborhood. These are the types of things that contribute to the declination of quality of life for residents, said Mayor Davis, no one wants this kind of activity occurring in their neighborhood.
New York, NY A former Jamaican policeman has lost an appeal to prevent his extradition from New York. The ruling was made in a New York court in an application filed by former cop Mark Russell. Russell had argued in court that he could not get a fair trial if he were to be extradited to Jamaica and that there were inconsistencies in the evidence supplied by the Jamaican authorities. However, the judge dismissed his application. This means the way is now clear for extradition proceedings to begin. Last September, a New York judge had ruled that the policeman should be extradited to face a trial for the July 2007 murder of Ravin Thompson. Jamaican Director of Public Prosecutions Paula Llewellyn had made a ruling in 2009 for Russell and another policeman, Morris Lee, to be charged with Thompson's murder. But Russell had left the island before the ruling was made. Courtesy of www.go-jamaica.com
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Criminal Court, the defense said Carlotta's actions are not enough for a murder conviction. "I don't think her actions rise to the level of depravity. I think there is ignorance and as I said a lot of stupidity, but let's not hold a mother to that level, let's hold her to a more reasonable level," said Defense Attorney Alan Stutman. Marchella's grandmother, Loretta Brett, is charged with manslaughter in the case. Closing arguments begin in her trial Thursday.
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LONG ISLAND, NY: Howard Levine, owner of a Dix Hills, N.Y. tax preparation business, was sentenced to 37 months in prison for tax crimes, the Justice Department and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced last week. On January 5, 2012, Levine pleaded guilty to obstructing the internal revenue laws and aiding in the preparation of false income tax returns for clients. According to the plea agreement and statements made in court, Howard Levine owned and operated Milaur Associates, also known as Milaur, Inc. Many of the tax returns prepared by Levine for 2004 through 2009 were false and contained fictitious deductions, business expenses and corporate losses created by Levine. According to court documents, Levine admitted to preparing no fewer than 56 false income tax returns, resulting in a tax loss of more than $620,000.
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HA ANA, Cuba (ACN)-V A Chinese business delegation from the city of Shunde will visit Cuba next month with the objective of carrying out exchanges and cooperation in important areas, such as agriculture and tourism. The Secretary General of the Chinese Communist Party in that Shunde, Wang Yong, made the announcement during a meeting with the Cuban Consul in Guangzhou, Felix Raul Rojas Cruz, according to diplomatic sources in the Asian nation. Shunde is home to a number of important firms, like Kelon and Midea and one of the most prosperous districts in the province of Canton (Guangdong) and of all of China.
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he Office of the Prime Minister, (OPM) is describing as inaccurate a statement published by the US-based Time Magazine last month, which indicated that Prime Minister Portia SimpsonMiller is promoting full civil rights for gays. The April 18 article was written by US Congresswoman Yvette Clarke ahead of the Prime Minister's acceptance of an award which recognized her as being among Time magazine's 100 most influential persons for 2011. It further stated that the promotion of full civil rights for gays is a "courageous move in a country with a violent history of homophobia." But Lincoln Robinson, the Prime Minister's press secretary, was adamant that the statement did not accurately reflect the Prime Minister's response on the issue during the l eaders h i p debate prior to the December 29, 2011 general Jamai can PM election. Po rti a Si mps o nDuring the Mi l l er leadership debate the Prime Minister also indicated a willingness to review the country's buggery laws. However, it is not yet known when that matter will be taken to Parliament.
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By S. Jerry George KINGSTOWN, St Vincent -- I guess Facebook has let the cat out of the bag, says Herbert (Haz) Samuel, explaining why hes taking the wraps off his new mobile app project today, even before hes built anything. Facebook, this week, launched its new Timeline feature that allows users in the USA and UK to show their organ donation status, a feature intended to encourage Facebook users to sign up as organ donors. For the past four months, Samuel, an energy consultant and entrepreneur who lives in St Vincent and The Grenadines in the Caribbean, has been quietly working on Xorgan (pronounced ZorGan), a social mobile app meant to increase the rate of blood and organ donation worldwide.
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Courtesy of Jamaica Observ er BY NEKIESHA REID, Business reporter Kingston, Jamaica WI new US tax law may force more Jamaicans to buy locally. Under the Financial Account Tax Compliance Act (Fatca) regulations, local financial institutions that sign the agreement with the US Inland Revenue Service (IRS) are required to identify, document and report on the accounts of 'US persons' in an effort to improve compliance in the area of foreign financial assets and offshore accounts. "What [the IRS] is looking for is US indicia (that is) if you have a US address or if you're born there, " tax specialist, Allison Peart explains. This does not automatically define the account holder as a 'US person' but indicates that the account requires closer scrutiny. "Some of us like to buy foreign goods and might have an address overseas that we have to put our credit card on," she said. Those will be reported to the IRS. The main concern for individuals is
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the issue of privacy. Persons may avoid shopping in the US in an effort to prevent the sharing of their account information with the US agency. But those with more disposable income could continue to buy overseas anyway, she says, since they may decide to remove the US address from their bank accounts and travel instead. "I don't really see where FACTA will affect persons who shop overseas [but]
NASSAU, Bahamas -erry Christie led his Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) to a landslide victory in Mondays general election in the Bahamas, wiping out Hubert Ingraham and the Free National Movement (FNM) in one of the biggest wins in Bahamian political history. The PLP appeared to have won 29 of the 38 seats in Parliament -- 20 in New Providence, three in Grand Bahama and six in the Family Islands, according to unofficial results. It looked as if the FNM managed to hang on to only three seats in New Providence, two in Grand Bahama and four in the Family Islands. I would like to extend with the deepest humility my thanks to the Bahamian people for reposing their confidence in me and my party and for doing so in such a powerful and unequivocal voice.
because the regulations are still incomplete, it's hard to tell what would happen," she says, "the IRS may very well decide to remove persons living in Jamaica with just a US account [from the definition]". Jamaicans are still learning about Fatca, she says, adding, "after a while, people will get used to the system". The Act was passed in 2010 and takes effect January 2013.
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ow you pick your Medical Malpractice attorney can make a big difference in the results you get from your lawsuit. Since the fee arraingments are very similiar from attorney to attorney, why not take the time to make sure you have a lawyer who you can work with and who has experience settling and trying cases such as yours. The most common, and usually the best way to find your attorney is through recommendations of people you trust. You are likely to receive a lot of recommendations, especially if the results of the malpractice are severe or if the malpractice was in the news. The key is to make sure you trust the person giving you the recommendation. Thi ngs to avoi d
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omerset have confirmed they are considering taking action against 32 year old Chris Gayle after he backed out of a deal to join them for their Twenty20 campaign. Gayle reportedly agreed in January to play for Somerset and was expected to arrive in June. He reportedly took a decision to return to the international fold after resolving his differences with the West Indies Cricket Board.
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ORLD Champion Yohan Blake blazed to a season best 9. 84 seconds (+0. 5ms wind) to win the mens 100m at the first Cayman International track and field meet at the Tuman Bodden Sports Complex in Georgetown last evening. Blake, who ran a world leading 19.91 seconds to win the 200m at the JN Jamaica International Invitational on Saturday, was just two hundredths of a second outside Usain Bolts 9. 82 seconds done on Saturday and his own personal best. Blakes compatriot Michael Frater was second in 10. 05 seconds ahead of Trinidads Keston Bledman10.06 seconds. Blakes training partner Warren Weir was a shock winner of the 200m in a new personal best, 20.13 seconds, after running 20.21 seconds on Saturday. World leader Novlene Williams Mills won the womens 400m in 50.35 seconds after running 49.99 seconds on Saturday while Hansle parchment continued his good early season showing by winning the 110m hurdles in 13.31 seconds. American Carmelita Jeter won the womens 100m in 11.04 seconds.
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By Anthony Turner he 118th staging of the Penn Relays came to a close last Saturday at the Ben Franklin Field in Philadelphia, PA and, as usual, it pushed the capabilities of the human body to dazzling new heights. The event has been a favorite carnival for Jamaicans for many years and 2012 was no different as thousands of black, gold and green clad supporters poured into the stadium to see their favorite high school and college teams perform. On Saturday, among those who braved the chilly 54 degrees temperature were Prime Minister of Jamaica, the Hon Portia Simpson Miller and other Jamaicans in the Diaspora who brought pockets of warmth to the Carnival. With over 50,000 fans attending the event on the final day, it is a marketing paradise for Caribbean companies like Caribbean Food Delights, Groovin In The Park concert, Grace and LIME who wished to brand their products there. Many Jamaicans showed up too to find long lost friends, and it is almost a certainty that one will find at least a handful of old acquaintances that were presumed permanently lost. And for professional profilers of all ages, the reunion is a dream with numerous fashion ramps available to anyone willing to parade them, complete with thousands of admiring eyeballs. The bravest of the profilers appear to have an almost spiteful intent to upstage the athletes for attention at this the largest and oldest track and field gathering on the eastern coast of the United States.
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continues to fuel the spread of HIV both in heterosexual and same-sex relationships, and has even surfaced within the church, said the report. Research in Haiti clearly showed that many married women, as well single women with steady boyfriends, took lovers on the side. For some it is an occasional fling, while others form medium- to long-term sexual relationships outside, that run parallel to their recognised union, Panos said. The NGO, CECOSIDA, which conducted the Haiti leg of the study to determine how infidelity contributed to HIV transmission rates there, found evidence of a direct correlation between both. Infidelity is a strange phenomenon which, although common, is still taboo: if you practise it, you (certainly) dont talk
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LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct.22): Your imagination is hyperactive today, flooding your conscious with more fantasies than you can easily integrate. But as long as you discern the difference between reality and fantasy, you'll be able to thrive. Enjoy making magic within the misty depths of your own dream world.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 2 Jan. 1 9 ): Feelings of uneasiness wash upon the shores of your consciousness for no apparent reason today. And when something does happen without an observable cause you might become restless, yet unsure of your next step. Your subconscious may be sending loud messages as a reminder that some things remain outside of your control. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2 0 Feb. 1 8 ): You've been lured off the edge of the map of logic and nothing is exactly as it seems anymore. Unfortunately, you may feel more confused throughout the day, even if everything appears normal. If you're floating in the realm of feelings today, you still might believe that your feet are planted firmly on the ground. PISCES (Feb. 1 9 Mar. 2 0 ): Your affinity for fantasy may create unnecessary relationship drama today. On one hand, you're drawn into the elusive magic of your imagination as mental Mercury aspects supernatural Neptune. On the other hand, you're very pragmatic now as the Moon, Pluto and the Sun.
SAGITTARIUS (No v. 2 2 Dec. 2 1 ): You may believe that you already analyzed every little detail in your new plan, but your associates might have a different view of things. Taking a shortcut will only get you into trouble today and you could be left holding the bag.
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will get a false high temperature reading. Wash your hands after touching raw meat! Use utensils to handle the cooked meat. Do not place cooked meat on surfaces that had raw meat. While You Are Serving Food... Serve the first-cooked meats first. Make sure the food is used before the temperature drops under 140 degrees, and within two hours. Cold foods need to be kept cold. Keep them refrigerated (at 40o F) or stored in coolers with lots of ice until ready to eat. Before serving, wash your hands thoroughly. Avoid touching food such as rolls, bread etc. with your bare hands. Wash your hands after touching raw or undercooked foods.
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2 . Offer Go o d Qual i ty at a Fai r Pri ce: The second principle for business success with any product or service is that it must be of good quality at a fair price. If it's in competition with other similar products or services, it must have what's called a Unique Selling Propositionone or more features or benefits that make it unique, different and superior to any competitive product or service. This area of uniqueness is central to success in business. No product or service can succeed unless it's somehow unique and superior to any other product or service that competes with it. The safest business strategy is to start off with an accepted product that already has a widespread market and then find a way to improve upon it in some way. 3 . Be Careful Wi th Yo ur Mo ney : The third principle for business success is tight financial controls and good budgeting. Successful companies use accurate bookkeeping and accounting systems. They put these systems in place at the very beginning and carefully record every penny they spend. Even the largest multi-national companiesthose that do billions of dollars in sales each yeartend to be very careful with their expenditures. They're constantly looking for ways to cut costs while maintaining the same level of quality. They focus on frugality at all times. 4 . Cas h Fl o w Is Es s enti al : Especially with a small business, you must hold onto your cash as a drowning man would hold onto a life preserver. Cash is the lifeblood of the business. Cash flow is a critical measure and determining factor of business success. All successful entrepreneurs install careful financial controls and monitor them every day. They carefully con-
5 . Guard Yo ur Cas h Careful l y : One key to business survival, with regard to your operations, is "frugality, frugality, frugality." Once I worked for a man who had started with nothing and built an $800 million dollar business empire by the time he was 55. I was amazed to see that he ate lunch at a small diner across the street from the office and drove a used car. He delighted in saving money. Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton, when he was worth more than $25 billion dollars, still drove his own pickup truck to and from work. This attitude of frugality from the top permeated every aspect of Wal-Mart all the way down and throughout every department. The practice of frugality assured that the business was profitable, year after year. 6 . Max i mi ze Yo ur Marketi ng : Perhaps one of the most important principles for business success is strong momentum in the sales department. This requires an emphasis on marketing that permeates the entire organization. Everybody must think about selling and satisfying customers all day long. What's the purpose of a business? Some people say that it's to "make a profit." But this isn't correct. The true purpose of a business is to "create and keep a customer." Profits are the result of creating and keeping a sufficient number of customers in a costeffective way. All emphasis has to be on creating and keeping customers.
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