New York: On Sunday, December 25, 2011, New York based Team Jamaica Bickle (TJB) will hold its annual Christmas Party at Nakasaki Restaurant in Hempstead New York. The party is a perfect celebratory close-out for TJB as it marks a banner year filled with many noteworthy accomplishments.
The 2011 Christmas Party is also a fundraiser for the organization which relies totally on donors and fundraising events to finance its annual operations. Friends, supporters and well wishers are being asked
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The streets of Brooklyn came alive on Labor Day with the sounds of music, colorful costumes and revelers at the annual west Indian day parade along eastern parkway in Brooklyn, New York.
It was a joyous experience to say the least, but the event, like many of its magnitude was not speared from a few violent incidents. But thankfully, those incidents were short lived due to the swift action of the NYPD and emergency professionals.
To give you a
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The issue of crime and violence in Jamaica’s inner-city communities is not breaking news to Jamaicans living at home and abroad. Presently, crime it at an all-time high and demands our immediate attention if we expect to restore peace within the imaginary walls of those communities for many years to come. To accomplish this will be extremely difficult, but with the right community based services and leadership, Jamaica could be returned to its glory days.
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The easiest way to avoid accepting responsibility for your current relationship misery is to blame someone else. Single women, especially over the age of 25 are notorious for blaming all their relationship problems on the opposite sex. To them, the reason why they are single for a substantial period of time is due to a shortage of good men or my favorite, “all guys are dogs”. Now, having heard those lines repeatedly during periodic conversations with single females over the
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In the early 1990s, dancehall music gave birth to a number of artists whose musical talent allowed them to create songs that command the airwaves both locally and overseas. For that reason, songs released by founding artists such as Shabba Ranks, Super Cat, Yellow Man, Lady G, Buju Banton, Capleton and other alike all helped to give dancehall music its international appeal.
Back then, the dancehall atmosphere was one of pure fun and enjoyment, but today, it has transformed into
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Restoring Peace within Jamaica’s Inner-City Communities
The issue of crime and violence in Jamaica’s inner-city communities is not breaking news to Jamaicans living at home and abroad. Presently, crime it at an all-time high and demands our immediate attention if we expect to restore peace within the imaginary walls of those communities for many years to come. To accomplish this will be extremely difficult, but with the right community based services and leadership, Jamaica could be returned to its glory days.
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