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espite harsher penalties including deportation of immigrants and his endorsement of Gay marriage, some 93.3% of the Caribbean Americans population said they will be voting for president Barack Obama in the November 6 elections. According to a presidential survey conducted by the influential Everybody's Magazine, as of October 23, 2012, only a mere 2.0% of the 417 readers from 39 states in support of Governor Mitt Romney, while 4.7% will vote for any other candidate. As American citizens, Caribbean nationals take a strong interest in the upcoming U.S. presidential elections. Caribbeans are overwhelmingly Democratic and support Obama, said Felicia J. Persaud, a prominent CaribbeanAmerican activist and immigration columnist. She cautions, however, that enthusiasm for Obama has declined dramatically since 2008, due partially to the fact that the current administration has deported more illegal aliens than any before him. Obama
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has definitely been a disappointment to Caribbean-Americans as with so many other groups. However, we are hopeful he will enact comprehensive immigration reform should he gain a second term, she said. Persaud suggests that Obama has likely taken an aggressive stance on illegal aliens in order to appease conservatives in the country who would be impressed by his "get tough" policy. The conservative Christian Caribbean nationals are also upset with Obama for supporting Gay marriage. This is not right in the sight of God, for our president to be supporting two men or two women getting married, a Bronx pastor noted. Everybody's Magazine which has been conducting presidential election surveys since 1980, "Caribbean-Americans" as immigrants and their offsprings from mainly the Anglophone or English speaking Caribbean. The Migration Policy Institute reported that between 2000 and 2009, nearly 1.1 million foreign-born Caribbeans became lawful permanent residents. About 55.4% of foreign-born Caribbeans are naturalized U.S. citizens, versus a figure of 43.7% of the overall foreign-born population.
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n November 6, Americans go to the polls to elect their political representatives including president, vice-president as well as congress, assembly, city council representatives and mayors across the county. As expected the presidential race between President Barack Obama and GOP nominee Mitt Romney are taking the spotlight from the other elections. Voters are more focused on Obamas performance during the past four years and his plans for the second term and Romneys plans if elected president. Traditionally, a significant number of African Americans and
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Caribbean immigrants always vote for the candidates on the Democratic ticket. On the other side, the more conservative and wealthy Americans constantly vote for the Republican Party. While, it would appear that both parties contributed equally to the failures and successes of America, party fanaticism and loyalists are not helping voters to select the best leaders among us. Voters with extreme and sometimes irrational enthusiasms or beliefs, especially in religion or politics always select inept and corrupt leaders.
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felt compelled to write this article after I was asked to consider starting an organization that would help young girls to stop prostituting themselves in Jamaica. Before starting any task, I always research the pros and cons to decide if this is something that I could undertake. What I found was distressing and realized that as individuals we have to play a much bigger role to help uplift and protect the youths. I recalled meeting a young prostitute we would call Maria. Maria was born in Brooklyn to Dominican parents. I met Maria in one of Brooklyns projects housing while visiting a high school friend years back when I was in my first year of college. Upon entering the building, I noticed I was being watched by some guys in the lobby. Later, while in my friends apartment, Maria came and introduced herself to me. I later found out from her that her Pimp sent her to investigate me. Within the three weeks of our meeting, I found out a lot about her. At the age of thirteen, she was forced to lose her virginity to the Pimps twelve-year-old son. After that the Pimp had his share of her, and then started charging money from his friends to have sex with her. I kept going back to my friends house because I promised Maria that I would visit. She wanted me to tell her what college was like, and once she even asked me to teach her to read. Unfortunately, I could not help her because her Pimp sent her to another location. According to him she was wasting time hanging out at the apartment with us. Although this story happened in Brooklyn, it is not different from other girls being prostituted in the Caribbean places. Prostitution in the Caribbean has increase
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Contrasting from some of the young girls that are voluntarily prostituting in Jamaica, in Guyana many of these girls as young as age 12 are forced into prostitution. Haiti also has its fair share of issues with young girls selling sex. In Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti, a journalist captured the dreadful life of these prostitutes on video. A video posted on YouTube, explained the need for change in Haiti, as many turn their backs on this situation. One of the girls in the video explained that she started prostitution after she was kicked out by her aunt where she lived in the country. These girls make approximately $12 per night and not without the consequence of being physical abused or/and contracting STDs from the men that buy them. Many questions came to mind while doing my research, but I will focus on two thoughts. For one, the concern of contracting HIV/AIDs, and secondly, what we as a society are doing to get them off the streets. In case you missed this information, on August 2012 a report for the Washington Times covered a story that focused on legalizing prostitution. Pro-prostitution groups claim that the AIDS epidemic can be prevented if prostitution is legalized. The group was backed by the United Nations saying that selling sex should be legal. I am not sure how the legalization of prostitution will protect the sexual exploitation of little girls. In my opinion, legalizing prostitution may give predators more ammunition to hurt these girls. As for my second thought on what we as society will do to prevent young girls from turning to prostitution or be prostituted. I will leave that question for you the reader to think of a solution and play your part as these young girls could be our children.
over the years. Girls as young as twelve have found this old profession that dates back to the 18th Century BC from Ancient Babylon and Sumer. Some of these girls volunteer to sell their bodies to buy school supplies. According to a report in The Jamaican Weekend Star earlier this year, a number of schoolgirls from communities around St Catherine have been visiting the popular strip claiming to be hustling 'back-to-school' money. In a recent report by a UN refugee agency, Trinidad and Tobago is a destination, source, and transit country for adults and children subjected to sex trafficking. The report also stated that girls from South America and the Dominican Republic are used as prostitutes or conducting prostitution in some of Trinidads night clubs. According to another report Children in Guyana are victims of the worst forms of child labor, including forced prostitution of girls as young as 12. The Kaieteur News noted that the US Department of Labor (DOL) 2011 reported on International Child Labor and Forced Labor blamed children prostitution partially on the absence of legislative gaps and deficiency of a national action plan to battle child labor.
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ow classified as an "extratropical" storm by the National Weather Service, Sandy has caused at least 50 U.S. deaths so far25 in New York, including 18 in flood- and wind-ravaged New York City. An estimated 8.2 million people were without power Tuesday across 17 states and the District of Columbia. More than 580,000 customers in New York City are still without electrical power and Mayor Michael Bloomberg says there are about 30 deaths in the city resulting from the storm. U.S. Health and Human Services Sec. Kathleen Sebelius declared a public health emergency Wednesday for New York in the aftermath of Sandy. About 2.3 million are in New Jersey alone, where Gov. Chris Christie said Sandy left "absolute devastation" and "unthinkable damage" along coastal towns ravaged by flooding and gale-force winds. More than 20,000 residents of Hoboken were reported stranded late
Sandys Death toll jumps to 50
Tuesday night as flooding conditions worsened along the Hudson River. President Obama is expected to survey damage in hard-hit areas of New Jersey Wednesday. "We're going to do everything to help you get back on your feet," he said. Although Sandy's wrath had prompted the cancelation of some 16,000 airline flights through Tuesday, some limited air travel is expected to return to the New York City metro area Wednesday. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey says John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York and Newark Inter-national Airport in New Jersey will open at 7 a.m. with limited service.
Burned-out homes in the Breezy Point section of the Queens after a fire on Tuesday as a result of Sandy. The entire Rockaway Boardwalk, roughly 50 blocks, was destroyed.
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Emergency responders continue to scramble to flooded communities still awaiting evacuation. Toms River, N.J., Police Chief Michael Mastronardy said at least 150 people were rescued on flooded Seaside Heights, a barrier island. Restoring power to New York City's boroughs remains a challenge and could take a week or longer. "Recovery is a mammoth job" in the days ahead, said New York Mayor Michael Bloom-berg, who called Sandy among the worst to ever hit the nation's most populous city.
Taxis sit in a flooded lot after Hurricane Sandy in Hoboken, New Jersey.
JAH JERRY SUPPORTS EDUCATION: Family members of the late Jerome "Jah Jerry" Haynes at the recent official launch of the Jah Jerry's Incorporated, a foundation in memory of the late Jamaican guitarist and former member of the Skatalites. In photo (l-r) standing Angela, Raymond, Elizabeth, James, Evelyn; Sitting (l-r) wife and Claudette. The event was held at the Country Kitchen Diner, Pelham Manor and attended by scores of Jamaican business and community leaders. James said the foundation will provide educational grant to Jamaican students.
ew York City Councilman James Sanders, Jr. (D-31) recently released the following statement with regard to the tragic shooting of Nassau County police officer Arthur Lopez, and innocent motorist Raymond Facey, 52, who were shot and killed by alleged gunman Darrell Fuller on Tuesday:
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My thoughts and prayers go out to the Lopez and Facey families, who today are bearing the weight of unimaginable loss at the hands of a crazy gunman. Mr. Lopez, who died heroically in the line of duty, was an eight-year veteran of the police department.
Mount Vernon: ount Vernon Police arrested a 78 yearold resident for possessing a handgun, a stun gun and running an illegal social club out of 210 S. 4th Avenue in Mount Veron City on Thursday. David Earl Webb of 205 S. 11th Aveue, Mount Vernon was arrested and charged on Saturday (October 20) with two counts of criminal possession of a weapon, promoting an unlicensed bottle club, unlicensed sale of liquor, illegal warehousing of liquor and violations of city ordinances for the unlicensed amusement devices. According to a release from the Mayors Office, on Saturday October 20th at about 10:20 p.m. the Mount Vernon Police Patrol Task Force investigated a community complaint of a commercial business promoting underage drinking. Responding officers discovered a loaded handgun, boxes of ammunition, a stun gun, knife, assorted bottles of liquor and beer, numerous unlicensed amusement devices and a cash register. Our citizens are coming forward to help us sweep their neighborhoods clean of
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eports in the United States, say the stabbing death of a Jamaican-born pregnant woman in New York yesterday, has been linked with convicted Jamaican-born sniper, Lee Boyd Malvo. Thirty-eight year-old Vindalee Smith, was found stabbed to death and with her throat slashed in her Brooklyn apartment on Saturday. NBC reports that investigators found a note left by the killer on Ms. Smith's body, which threatened that more pregnant women would be killed if Lee Boyd Malvo is not released from prison. But detectives in the case say the message may be a diversion attempt, and that there's no indication that the woman had any connection with the sniper. Twenty-seven year-old Malvo is serving life in prison for six of the 10 sniper attacks that hit the United States in 2002.
NY pregnant woman's murder linked to Lee Boyd Malvo case?
DAVID EARL WEBB, 78 Arreste d For Gun & Illegal Liquor Sales individuals whose conduct reduces quality of life, said Mayor Ernest D. Davis. We will swiftly act to stop illegal activity that brings with it antisocial behavior that not only affects the neighborhood but the community as a whole.
ndrew Bartok, 66, Clifton, New Jersey, a former owner of the foreclosure remediation business Revelations Consulting, which was located in New Jersey and Connecticut, was found guilty in White Plains, New York, federal court of charges related to a scheme to defraud distressed homeowners, commit witness tampering and obstruct federal court proceedings. Bartok was convicted after a 15-day jury trial presided over by U.S. District Judge Cathy Seibel. He was remanded into the custody of the U.S. Marshals following his conviction. As previously reported by Mortgage Fraud Blog, and according to the Superseding Indictment filed in White Plains federal court, other court documents, and the proof at trial.
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NEW YORK: ttorney General Eric T. Schneiderman recently announced that his office has filed a lawsuit against Tinny Beauty, Inc. and two of its officers, Lydia Leung and Alex Cheung, for misleading students about the requirements for becoming New York State licensed nail specialists. Tinny, a New York corporation located in Flushing, Queens, operates Tinny Beauty Int'l School, a non-degree proprietary school that offers classes in cosmetology, esthetics, nails, waxing and permanent makeup training. By using misleading and deceptive tactics, Tinny School convinced hundreds of unsuspecting consumers to pay them substantial fees to become licensed nail specialists in New York, but failed to provide them the necessary courses and training. The Attorney General's investigation revealed that, from approximately 2005 through at least 2010, Tinny President and founder Leung routinely affirmed on DOS applications that nail specialty license applicants had completed at least 250 hours of training at Tinny School when they had not. As a result of this fraudulent practice, hundreds of individuals have obtained nail specialty licenses despite not receiving the required training. Respondents charged individuals between $350 and $500 for their services. Since Tinny Schools fraudulent practices have come to light, some Tinny School nail specialists have had their licensed revoked by DOS for not completing the required 250 hours of instruction listed on their license applications. Others are subject to having their licenses revoked by the DOS or will not have their licenses renewed. Thus, these consumers cannot earn a living by providing nail services, despite their payments to Tinny School. Additionally, respondents' deceptive practices have created a safety risk to the public as many of these nail specialty
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applicants do not possess the required education and safety training to legally work in New York. The Attorney General's lawsuit seeks full restitution for the hundreds of consumers injured in the scheme, penalties, fees, and injunctive relief prohibiting the company from continuing to engage in these fraudulent practices. The matter was handled by Assistant Attorney General Stephanie A. Sheehan, under the supervision of Deputy Bureau Chief of the Bureau of Consumer Frauds & Protection Laura J. Levine, Bureau Chief Jane M. Azia, and Executive Deputy Attorney General for Economic Justice Karla G. Sanchez.
uncan Tree Foundation, Inc., will hold its second Duncan Tree Foundation Scoliosis Care Fund Cocktail Reception on Tuesday, November 2 starting at 6 p.m, at The Jamaican Consulate, 767 Third Avenue, New York City. Special guest speakers include former New York Governor, David A. Paterson, and Herman G. LaMont, Consul General of Jamaica. Delivering the keynote address will be Dr. Kenneth Paonessa, Orthopedic Spinal Surgeon with the Norwich Orthopedic Group in Norwich, CT and Past Chairman of the Scoliosis Research Societys Global Outreach Committee.
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Trinidad, Port of Spain: he United States has issued a warning to its citizens to exercise vigilance when travelling in or visiting Trinidad. The travel warning comes in the wake of two recent incidents in the Westmoorings and Glencoe areas, of Port of Spain including the home invasion of Congress of the People (COP) member Rocky Garcia. The security warning was uploaded on the United States Embassy's website, asking US citizens to review their personal security plans; remain aware of their surroundings, including local events; and monitor local media outlets for updates". The US Embassy warning urged US citizens travelling to or residing in Trinidad and Tobago to enrol in the Department of State's Smart Traveler Enrollment Program, STEP
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By TRENTON DANIEL PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP): he Caribbean death toll from Hurricane Sandy rose again sharply on Saturday, even as the storm swirled away toward the U.S. East Coast. Officials said the hurricane system has cost at least 58 lives in addition to destroying or badly damaging thousands of homes. While Jamaica, Cuba and the Bahamas took direct hits from the storm, the majority of deaths and most extensive damage was in impoverished Haiti, where it has rained almost non-stop since Tuesday. The official death toll in Haiti stood at 44 Saturday, but authorities said that could still rise. The countrys ramshackle housing and denuded hillsides are especially vulnerable to flooding when rains come. This is a disaster of major proportions, Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe told The Associated Press. The whole south is under water. He said the death toll jumped on Saturday because it was the first day that authorities were able to go out and assess the damage, which he estimated was in the hundreds of millions of dollars, the bulk of it in lost crops. Nineteen people are reported injured and another 12 are missing, according to Haitis Civil Protection Office. One of the remaining threats was a stillrising muddy river in the northern part of the capital, Port-au-Prince. If the river busts its banks, its going to create a lot of problems. It might kill a lot of people, said 51-year-old Seroine Pierre. If death comes, we'll accept it. Were suffering, were hungry, and were just going to die hungry. Officials reported flooding across Haiti, where 370,000 people are still living in flimsy shelters as a result of the devastating 2010 earthquake. Nearly 17,800 people had to move to 131 temporary shelters, the Civil Protection Office said. Among those hoping for a dry place to stay was 35-year-old Iliodor Derisma in Portau-Prince, who said the storm had caused a lot of anguish. Its wet all my clothes, and all the children arent living well, he said. Were hungry. We havent received any food. If we had a shelter, that would be nice. Santos Alexis, mayor of the southern city of Leogane, said Saturday that two people were reported dead there, including a man in his late 30s and a boy around 10 years old who drowned. He said the city was hit by heavy rains but that no major damage was reported. Water came into the houses, water got on the beds, but they didnt lose their homes, he said. Leogane was underwater mostly, but now we have less water.
Sandy gone, Caribbean mourns 58 dead, cleans up
Haiti. Fears are growing of food shortages in Haiti, after the strong winds and heavy rain of Hurricane Sandy caused extensive crop damage. Aid workers and officials are also warning, that flooding could lead to a sharp rise in cholera cases. Sandy has been blamed for some 70 deaths in the Caribbean. Of these, more than 50 were in Haiti. Sandy, which was a category one hurricane when it clipped Haiti last week, brought heavy rain and flooding. At least 20,000 people have been made homeless by the storm in Haiti. There is concern, that floods and unsanitary conditions could lead to an increase in cholera cases. More than 7. 500 people have died in the cholera epidemic in Haiti since late 2010.
Food shortage in Haiti
Kingston, Jamaica ew data from the Central Bank show a marginal dip in net remittances to Jamaica in August. The figure amounted to US$147.9 million, which represented a reduction of US$1 million or 0.7 per cent relative to the corresponding period last year. This resulted from a decrease in gross inflows. During the month, total remittance inflows was US$170 million, a decline of US$4.4 million or 2.5 per cent when compared to August 2011. Despite the dip, the Bank of Jamaica says total remittances for the first eight months of the year were higher than last year. Net remittances amounted to US$1.8 billion which represented a growth of US$25.7 million or 2.2 per cent relative to the corresponding period of 2011.
Remittances Decline in Jamaica
President Michel Martelly and Lamothe handed out water bottles to dozens of people in a Port-au-Prince neighborhood on Friday. They also distributed money to local officials to help clean up the damage. Sandy left dozens of families homeless when it barreled across Jamaica Wednesday as a Category 1 hurricane. One man was crushed to death by a boulder that tumbled into his house. Military officials on Saturday were carrying supplies and doctors to five communities in the southern mountainous region that had been cut off by floods. The storm hit eastern Cuba as a Category 2 hurricane early Thursday. Eleven people died in Santiago and Guantanamo provinces and official news media said the storm caused 5,000 houses to at least partially collapse while 30,000 others lost roofs.
A resident of Leogane, Haiti makes her way to her home as the water level continues to rise Friday, Oct. 26, 2012. Residents of Leogane have had five consecutive days of rain in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, which caused serious flooding and claimed at least 26 lives in the impoverished country. (AP Photo/The Miami Herald, Carl Juste) MAGS OUT
KINGSTON, Jamaica: amaican Opposition on Spokesman Finance Audley Shaw has hit out against the increase in fees by Jamaica Customs to clear personal-effects barrels. "It is unconAUDLEY SHAW scionable that just days after the devastation brought by Hurricane Sandy, the Customs department would make such a move, Shaw commented last night. Barrels such as the ones in question are sent by family members overseas to locals to augment their subsistence and to tax that shows that the Minister of Finance is not cognisant of the suffering many Jamaicans are currently experiencing," he added. Jamaica Customs Department announced that as of November 1.the fee to clear barrels containing personal effects would be increased to $6, 500, up from $5,000. The $1,500 increase, which comes on the approach of the Christmas season, is blamed on the depreciation of the Jamaican dollar since December 2009 when the rate was last set. Shaw called on the Finance minister and the Customs Department to demonstrate some compassion in this difficult time and suggested that the customs department roll back the increase or delay it until Jamaicans affected by Hurricane Sandy are back on their feet. He said people in areas such as St Thomas, Portland and St Mary were now, more than ever, depending on this assistance.
Shaw knocks Customs increase to clear barrels
uthorities in Antigua are continuing their investigations to determine the cause of death of a male passenger on a LIAT aircraft on Wednesday. Corporate Communications Specialist with LIAT, Desmond Brown says the incident occurred Wednesday afternoon on flight LI 726 from Trinidad to St Vincent. He explained that on arrival at the E.T. Joshua Airport it was observed that the passenger was not responding. The Emergency Medical Services were called and after an examination, the passenger was pronounced dead by local medical authorities. Mr. Brown added that the affected passengers were accommodated on other LIAT services.
Probe begins into death of LIAT passenger
Habeas corpus Latin, meaning "you have the body." A writ of habeas corpus generally is a judicial order forcing law enforcement authorities to produce a prisoner they are holding, and to justify the prisoner's continued confinement. Federal judges receive petitions for a writ of habeas corpus from state prison inmates who say their state prosecutions violated federally protected rights in some way.
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Hearsay Evidence presented by a witness who did not see or hear the incident in question but heard about it from someone else. With some exceptions, hearsay generally is not admissible as evidence at trial.
Home confinement A special condition the court imposes that requires an individual to remain at home except for certain approved activities such as work and medical appointments. Home confinement may include the use of electronic monitoring equipment a transmitter attached to the wrist or the ankle to help ensure that the person stays at home as required.
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ast Friday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit issued a unanimous ruling that will allow immigration judges to exercise discretion in cases involving lawful permanent residents (LPRs) whose removal would cause extreme hardship to family members in the United States. The ruling marks the fourth opinion from a federal appellate court to reject a contrary decision of the Board of Immigration Appeals. The American Immigration Councils Legal Action Center, which filed an amicus brief in the case and participated in the oral argument, applauds todays ruling and calls on the Board to overturn its decision in Matter of Koljenovic, 25 I&N Dec. 219 (2010). The case involved a 1996 amendment to the Immigration and Nationality Act that prevents immigration judges from considering evidence of hardship in certain cases involving immigrants who were admitted to the United States as LPRs. For many LPRs facing removal, the ability to obtain such a hardship
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25 years. The Department of Homeland Security initiated removal proceedings against him in 2009 based on a criminal conviction that resulted in four months incarceration. Hanif sought a waiver inadmissibility on of account of the hardship his removal would create for his immediate family members, including his wife, two elderly parents, and U.S. citizen children.
waivers is the only means to avoid separation from U.S. family members. In its amicus brief, the Council argued that the Board ignored the plain language of the statute and improperly conflated applicants who entered the country as LPRs with those who gained LPR status postentry. The beneficiary of todays decision, Zaman Hanif, has resided in the United States for more than
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he anti-doping hearing of national 800 metre champion Ricardo Cunningham is scheduled to resume on Friday at the Jamaica conference centre before Jamaica anti-doping disciplinary panel.
Jamaican anti-doping hearing resumes
Ricardo Cunningham Cunningham, who is arguing no fault or negligence for his positive test for pseudo-ephedrine, will be making his third appearance before the Kent Pantry chaired disciplinary panel. The panel also comprises Olympian Juliet Cuthbert, attorney-at-law Lennox Gayle and physician Dr. Japhet Ford. Cunningham is expected to appear with a UTech-based doctor, who he saw for flu-like-symptoms the day after providing the sample which tested positive in June. -------------------------------------------anny Steward, who trained legendary fighters Thomas Hearns, Lennox Lewis and Wladimir Klitschko among many others, has died. He was 68yrs old. As an amateur boxer, Steward won 94 of his 97 fights and a National Golden Gloves bantamweight title in 1963, before becoming a trainer. Steward, who had been suffering from colon cancer, handled more world champions than any other trainer, 43 in all. He trained boxing greats Wilfred Benitez, Julio Cesar Chavez, Oscar de la Hoya, Evander Holyfield, Mike McCallum, James Toney and Lennox Lewis and was working with heavyweight champion Klitschko in July. Lewis linked up with Steward after being knocked out by Oliver McCall in 1994 and went on to dominate the heavyweight division.
ace director Christian Prudhomme says Lance Armstrong should have to repay his Tour de France winnings after being stripped of his seven titles. The international cycling union stripped Armstrong of his results since august 1, 1998 after ratifying a US antidoing agency report on him. Prudhomme has called the UCI's decision "totally logical" adding that the UCI rules are clear that when a rider is disqualified, he must pay back the prize money. Prudhomme says they will be seeking the repayment of nearly 3.8 million US dollars from Armstrongs successes in cycling's most gruelling and celebrated race between 1999 and 2005.
Armstrong to repay Tour de France winnings
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KINGSTON, Jamaica: If a recent news conference in Rio de Janeiro is anything to go by, sprint superstar Usain Bolt must have a lot on his mind as he heads back into serious training after a series of post-Olympic promotional tours and celebrity appearances. Jamaicas Lightning Bolt is apparently still unsure whether he will try competing in the long jump event because he doesn't want to risk an injury that could keep him from defending his sprint titles and going for a historic three-peat at the 2016 Rio Olympics. The worlds fastest man said he is still evaluating the possibility of taking on the long jump, but is concerned that his preparation for the event could make him more susceptible to knee injuries. Bolt already has intermittent problems associated with his spine condition, scoliosis. "The plan is (to compete in the) long
Injury concerns leave Bolt wondering which way to jump

Lance Armstrong
World number one Rory McIlroy beat Tiger Woods by a single shot over 18 holes at the Jinsha Lake Golf Club in central China. It was Woods's third loss in 11 matches against the 23 year old Irishman.
McIlroy beats Tiger Woods in China
jump maybe before the Olympics, but I have talked to my coach a little bit and he's shown some concern about the fact that long jump can bring some problems to the knee," Bolt told reporters in Rio de Janeiro. USAIN BOLT Bolt, who gained living legend status when he became the first man to successfully defend the 100- and 200metre titles at the London Olympics, remains undecided about whether he will try competing in either the long jump or the 400 in Rio. "We will sit down and evaluate if we want to do it," Bolt said at the news conference. "Because if I do it, I may jeopardise my opportunity to come to Rio, so I may not do long jump. It concerns me. We will look (it) over and see if it is possible."
imbabwes former football coach and captain were among 15 players and officials banned for life on Friday for their part in a longrunning match-fixing scandal by the national football association, ZIFA. Ex-coach Sunday Chidzambwa and exskipper Method Mwanjali, now employed by South African clubs, were found by a year-long independent investigation to have conspired with an Asian betting syndicate when Zimbabwe played friendlies in Asia during the period 200709. An official report said games were fixed by ZIFA officials along with convicted match-fixer Wilson Perumal. -------------------------------------
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orld football governing body FIFA has imposed worldwide life bans on three Guatemala players for fixing national team and CONCACAF champions league matches. FIFA says Gustavo Cabrera, Yoni Flores and Guillermo Ramirez are ''banned from taking part in any kind of football-related activity, for life.'' The players were involved in fixing Guatemala exhibitions against Venezuela in June 2011 and Costa Rica in May 2012. FIFA has extended the bans globally after they were imposed nationally last month by the Guatemala football association. ST JOHNS, Antigua -- The West Indies Cricket Board has announced that Taj TV Limited has acquired television broadcast rights for West Indies Cricket for a period of seven years from January 2013. Taj TV has acquired global television broadcast rights except for the terrestrial broadcast rights within the Caribbean along with production rights. As part of the deal Taj TV Limited will be providing the television production for free-toair stations throughout the Caribbean for the benefit of West Indies cricket fans. Taj TV will be showcasing 253 days of international cricket as part of the new rights deal.
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he preliminary enquiry into rape allegations against dancehall artiste Oniel Elephant Man Bryan, was on Monday postponed in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's court. The enquiry is now set to start on February 11, 2013. The case was postponed due to an outstanding forensic report, among other things. The artiste's $400,000 bail was extended until the February date. The 36-year-old artiste is charged with rape and sexual assault as a result of the January 2012 incident involving a 31-year-old woman at his Hillcrest Avenue home in St Andrew.
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eorge Crooks, event producer for the upcoming 'BioLife Sounds of Reggae Concert,' slated from the newly minted Barclays Center in Brooklyn on December 12, 2012 announced earlier this week that part proceeds from the festival will benefit The American Foundation for The University of the West Indies( AFUWI), a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization that serves to enrich the lives of college children and women in Jamaica.
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York College, as long as they present a receipt. Adding to the excitement, Tri-state theatergoers can also take in "2 for 1" Oliver and Shebada stagings in East Orange, New Jersey on Friday,
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The American Foundation for The University of the West Indies ( AFUWI) is pleased to benefit from part of the proceeds from the Sounds of Reggae Concert at the Barclay Center Ann-Marie Grant, Executive Director of AFUWI said. The historic concert, which features international superstars Ali Campbell (UB40), Maxi Priest, Beres Hammond and multi platinum selling artiste Shaggy, continues to garner positive support from the community.
inger Toni Braxton is being sued for allegedly making a fraudulent bank transfer of over $US50,000 to her ex-husband in order to avoid paying creditors. The singer filed for bankruptcy in 2010, claiming that she owed between $US10 million and $US50 million to various creditors. Now, one of the trustees for her bankruptcy estate claims that she moved $US53,490 to her ex-husband Keri Lewis to avoid paying up.
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Expanding Access to Cellular Technology Digicel Jamaica is the fastest growing company in the island nation and serves as another powerful example of how technology can help a country leapfrog traditional stages of development. By increasing access to cellular technology and connecting people, including those in remote areas, with family and friends in the diaspora, Digicel Jamaica has made telecommunications more ubiquitous perhaps than indoor plumbing in rural parts of the island. The diaspora is in part responsible for the unprecedented success of Digicel, which only began to operate in the Caribbean in 2001. The company supports diaspora entrepreneurship by hiring diaspora members to distribute Digicel calling cards and other services and running grassroots marketing and advertising outlets.
iaspora communities demand technology that responds to their particular remittance-based, philanthropic, entrepreneurial, and social engagement-based needs. As a result, existing technologies are being applied in diaspora-focused markets and new technologies are being developed exclusively to address diaspora consumers challenges and needs. This process has the potential to spur economic development and open new pathways to social empowerment for peoples of developing nations.
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Crowdsourcing Philanthropy Inspired by her work at the World Bank on development and how to promote innovation, Harvard-educated Mari Kuraishi created GlobalGiving, an online charitable giving platform that uses technology to revolutionize charitable giving. The virtual foundation allows for massive outreach to both donors and recip-
Social Media New on the scene in diaspora social engagement is OneVietnam Network, an online network for people around the world to stay informed, stay connected, and invest back to Vietnam. Founded by James Bao and Uyen Nguyen, the organization enables deeper and more meaningful connections for users than might be possible on the global corporate social media sites. OneVietnam Network users are able to post photos, videos and personal profiles, engage in chats, and raise money for causes they support through its application iFoundation. The organization has plans to scale up its model and build similar social media platforms tailored to the needs and interests of other diaspora communities.
graduate student at Dartmouth College, Kenyan-American Ashifi Gogo developed a technological solution to help curb the problem. The technology is a new application of bar code technology wherein a customer can text a drug products unique code to a central source to get instant feedback as to whether the drug is real or fake. Gogos company, Sproxil, was recognized with a grant to scale-up their efforts in the 2010 African Diaspora Marketplace.
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