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Americans born into the middle class were living at or near poverty as adults. In a 2008 Department of Education survey, 96 percent of the students leave with debt that they cannot repay. The loan default rate among for-profit college students is more than double that of their peers in both public and nonprofit private schools. Working-class people who hoped to achieve more permanent economic stability were told that buying a home and higher education would validate them as legitimate participants in the American way of life. Now the American
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amaican-born Usain Bolt is #40 on the World's HighestPaid Athletes for 2013 according to Forbes magazine. Total Earnings: $24.2 million, salary/winnings: $200,000 and endorsements: $24 million. Bolt repeated his gold medal trifecta at the 2012 Summer Olympics by winning the 100 and 200 meter finals, as well as the 4x100 meter relay. He introduced himself to the world at the 2008 Games when he set world records in the 100 and 200 meter events. Bolt earns little in prize money, but cashes in through endorsements, appearance fees and sponsor bonuses for record race times. His biggest endorsement deal, with Puma, pays about $9 million annually. He added multimillion deals with Samsung and Comcast since the London Games.
he road to freedom passes through the schoolhouse doors to the poor house for some African-American students who are presently riddled with debts by attending for-profit colleges. According to Kai Wright in an article written for Salon, an online newspaper, Black Americans seeking higher education have shot up by 35 percent between 2003 and 2009, nearly twice the rate at which white enrollment increased. But this headlong rush to get schooled has also led many down a depressingly familiar path, unimaginable debts. These students have enrolled (Credit: kickstand via iStock) in for-profit institutions rather than public colleges or universities with little to show for it, while a small group of financial players have made a great deal of easy money at their expense. Between 2004 and 2010, black enrollment in for-profit bachelors programs grew by 264 percent, compared to a 24 percent increase in black enrollment in public four-year programs. The two top producers of black baccalaureates in the class of 2011 were both for-profits Phoenix and Ashford universities. In 2008, as black Americans sought higher education, the Economic Policy Institute found that 45 percent of African-
Dream is swallowed up in an unregulated market that target people for whom that dream is most elusive. The for-profit education boom is part of the larger economic challenge black America faces today. Big for-profits schools are often run by financiers not educators and are owned by publicly traded corporations or private equity firms. Continued on page 4
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ather's Day is yet another celebration and a grand marketing opportunity targeting men. The Day was inaugurated in the US in the early 20th century to complement Mother's Day and has grown in popularity to celebrate and honor fatherhood and male parenting. However, Fathers Day continues to lag behind Mothers day in popularity and commercial activities. It would appear on the surface, that some people really don't care about fathers, or fathers have failed in assuming their responsibilities. The US Census Bureau data esti-
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mated that 60% of black children are growing up without black fathers and in some cases may never know their biological fathers. This is an extraordinary large percentage of children currently being raised without black fathers. In the African American communities, fathers and males alike are at risk and are facing serious social and economic challenges due to their absence from the family. Statistics show that the high percent of Black men incarcerated or murdered are some of the reasons negatively affecting our children. It is shown that the absence of
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Daddy is not helping the growth and development of families as in most cases, the income from single mothers alone cannot cover the basic costs of any family with the minimum of one child. It is also extremely difficult for any single parent in today's society to structure discipline and maintain the emotional welfare of their children. Nevertheless, kudos to the responsible Black fathers who are positively contributing to the social and economic development of our children and the community at large. Happy Father's Day!
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COMMUNITY AWARDS: Radio personality and host of Let's Talk Show Touch FM 105.5 John Hines presents journalist of the year award to Street Hypes publisher Patrick Maitland (2nd l) and the community support award to Erica Wynters (5th l) at the Lets Talk Show annual dinner dance held on (Saturday) June 8 at Wembley Athletic Club, Bronx. Also in photo Betty Luv, cohost of Let's talk show and attorney of law, Donovan Griffiths (4th l).
Mount Vernon Police Reports: cting on a tip of a shipment of marijuana scheduled for delivery to a south side residence, members of the newly formed Task Force consisting of Officers from the Mount Vernon Police Department and the Westchester County Department of Public Safety, recovered a major shipment of marijuana and arrested the suspect who tried to recover it. On Friday, June 7, 2013, Task Force members set up surveillance. Shortly thereafter, Bronx resident Neville Peterson, 49, was observed taking possession of a large parcel at the undisclosed residence on the Mount Vernon side of the Bronx border. When Peterson attempted to leave the area with the package, Officers approached him. Peterson threw the package and attempted to flee, but was apprehended. The package was recovered and found to contain 14 pounds of marijuana, with an approximate street value of up to $60,000. Peterson was charged with possession of Marijuana in the First Degree, and held
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for arraignment. He has previous arrests for possession of marijuana and possession of a controlled substance. P o l i c e Commissioner Terrance Raynor said, This was Neville Peterson, 49 brazen disregard for our community. Anyone trying to move drugs through this city will be taking a big risk because we mean business. The case is still under investigation as to whether Peterson has any connection to the address, or just chose it at random for the delivery. He gave his address as 3948 Pratt Avenue. Bronx, N.Y. For additional information contact the Office of the Police Commissioner at 914665-2520.
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Continued from page 1 Last year, the New York City subway system led a city campaign to warn wouldbe students about debt scams. One such student was poster child Garvin Gittens who racked up more than $57,000 in public and private debt in pursuit of a two-year associates degree in graphic design at the forprofit Katharine Gibbs School in New York. According to Gittens, the debt didnt appear so intimidating at first, but a cascading series of loans eventually caught up with him and in the end, his degree proved as meaningless as it was expensive. Later when he applied for a bachelor degree program, no legitimate college would recognize his credits from Katherine Gibbs because of the schools shoddy performance and sanctions by the State. Its more of an emotional thing, Gittens explained, Id like to say, I have a masters in design. That would make me feel good. The industry thats been turning fast profit off the ambitions like Gittens is finally seeing tough times of its own. Regulators at both the federal and state level have begun working to put an end to these practices. Among other things, the Obama administration has tightened rules for schools to participate in the federal student aid program upon which for-profits depend. African-American strivers are earnestly heeding the message that they hold their economic destiny in their own hands by achieving higher education to prepare for the jobs that will one day come, but the only thing an awful lot of them are learning is another lesson in just how expensive it is to be both poor and ambitious in America.
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Federal Appeals court has ruled that United States authorities working with the Jamaican government had no duty to review the legality of Jamaicas surveillance of a U.S.citizen suspected of drug crimes. Facing conspiracy and other charges, Stephen Lee , an accused drug trafficker on Friday asked a Brooklyn judge to suppress wiretaps from Jamaica that the U.S. government planned to use as evidence against him. However, the Judge denied Lees request and he was convicted in 2012 of conspiring to import and distribute one thousand kilograms or more of marijuana destined for the U.S. market. Lee was acquitted on two counts related to importing and distributing a single load of marijuana in 2007. The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan ruled that the judges denial was the right move and upheld Lees conviction. The three-judge panel of the appeals court, in their ruling, said although an American law enforcement agency and its foreign counterpart may collaborate on
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BRONX: olice were searching Sunday for a 3year-old boy who was allegedly taken from his grandmother in the Bronx on Saturday afternoon by his aunt, who does not have custody of the child. Authorities say Geraldine Brooks, 25, took her nephew, Ladavion Brooks, from a stroller around 5 p.m. Saturday in front of the boy's home at 1130 Anderson Avenue in Highbridge. It is unclear what led to the incident. Geraldine Brooks, was last seen wearing a white shirt and black pants. The boy was wearing dark blue sneakers, blue pants, a black shirt and a blue hat. Anyone with information on the case should contact the Crime Stoppers hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS, or text CRIMES and then enter TIP577, or visit www.nypdcrimestoppers.com.
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their work, that does not necessarily mean the relationship is sufficient enough to trigger constitutional protections, Constitutional law does not impose a duty upon American law enforcement officials to review the legality, under foreign law, of applications for surveillance authority considered by foreign courts, the court wrote. Defense attorney Jillian Harrington called the ruling in line with recent revelations regarding the governments cavalier attitude toward unregulated electronic evidence gathering. Miss Harrington said the defence team was very disappointed in the courts ruling. The appeals court said the U.S. and Jamaica signed a memorandum of understanding in 2004 establishing a program in which Jamaican law enforcement officers investigating drug distribution monitored intercepted phone conversations authorized by Jamaican court orders. The U.S. provided surveillance equipment and training to Jamaican officers with the expectation that wiretaps would result in evidence that could be used in U.S.courts.
QUEENS: he former director of a Far Rockaway nursing home is accused of trying to cover up the disappearance of a resident with dementia. Juliet Clifford was charged with falsifying business records, endangering the welfare of an incompetent or physically disabled person and other charges. State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman says Clifford failed to report when Alan Frazer, 74, went missing from the Bishop Charles Waldo MacLean Episcopal Nursing Home on May 26. By Sunday afternoon, Frazer, seen above, remained unaccounted for. Schneiderman says Clifford did not call 911 when Frazer went missing, removed notes from Frazer's medical records and instructed staff not to call police. Investigators also say Clifford told them Frazer had left against medical advice. A spokeswoman for the nursing home tells the Associated Press says Clifford is no longer an employee, although her information is still listed on the home's website. Clifford faces up to four years in prison if convicted. Anyone who may have seen Alan Frazer is asked to call 1-800346-3543.
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MANAHATTAN: ames Monahan, 43 the owner of a real estate investment company called Panam Management Group, Inc., and a former sergeant in the New York City Police Department, pled guilty on Monday (June 3) in Manhattan federal court to wire fraud, mail fraud, and conspiracy to commit wire and mail fraud in connection with his participation in a fraudulent real estate scheme. As part of that scheme, Monahan misappropriated approximately $4.7 million he obtained from investors for a real estate development project he claimed to be constructing in the Dominican Republic. The real estate project was never developed and investors lost all of their money. According to the Indictment, statements made during the guilty plea proceeding, and a Complaint previously unsealed in Manhattan federal court: Beginning in early 2008, Monahan negotiated with another real estate investment company to solicit investors for a project he claimed to be constructing in the Dominican Republic. During the negotiations, Monahan repeatedly touted his prior service with the NYPD as proof of his trustworthiness and as a reason to invest in the project. In connection with the project, Monahan and a co-conspirator, Edward Adams, who was a New York-based attorney, executed agreements that required investor funds to be deposited into escrow accounts that were to be managed by Adams. The agreements required that the majority of the funds be deposited in an account to which the defendants would not have access.
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PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad: olice are investigating a case in which a 47-year-old accused died after being beaten while in custody on Monday. Prison officials confirmed that Aimard Placid Lima, who was charged with rape, was found unconscious in a cell at the Golden Grove Prison in Arouca, east of here. He was later pronounced dead at hospital. Commissioner of Prisons Martin Martinez said an investigation has been launched and the police have also begun a separate investigation.
Rape accused dies after being beaten in Trinidad jail
HAVANA, Cuba: Russian state oil company drilling off Cubas northern shores says it is temporarily halting its exploration. Zarubezhneft said it was halting work because of geological problems but will resume oil exploration next year. The announcement signalled an end to the only active exploration programme in Cuba, which now relies on heavily subsidized oil from Venezuela. Cuba reportedly depends on an estimated 96,000 barrels of oil it receives daily from
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Pathologist Dr Hughvon Des Vignes, who performed the autopsy, found that Lima died from traumatic blunt force about his body. Lima was committed to stand trial for the rape of a minor in a case that is more than 25 years old. The accused was remanded to prison for a trace of his criminal records to be done and was to reappear in court on Friday. Media reports said Lima was found unconscious in a cell at the south wing of the prison and had been sharing a cell with 11 inmates.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA: he Jamaican dollar plunged to its lowest value ever yesterday, trading at an average $100.08 to its US counterpart, a development that is in keeping with a recommendation of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Last month, the IMF, in its Country Report on Jamaica, said that despite a recent depreciation in the value of the Jamaican dollar, the currency was overvalued and further depreciation was needed. "The recent nominal exchange rate depreciation has been useful, by reversing part of the overvaluation of the real exchange rate that has emerged in recent years, thus supporting price competitiveness," the IMF said. "Looking forward, and given the need to address the remaining overvaluation, structural reforms are expected to help in restoring external competitiveness, alongside exchange rate flexibility," the fund added. Early last month Jamaica signed off on a funding arrangement with the IMF that will see the island receiving near US$2 billion in loans over the next four years from the IMF, the World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank under an Extended Fund Facility. In its country report, the IMF said that there may still be a need, at times, for interventions in the foreign exchange market aimed at avoiding disorderly short-run move-
J$ plunges to lowest value ever

ments. "In this context, the programme contains clear reserve targets to safeguard the adequacy of reserve coverage a key policy priority under the programme," the Fund said. Since the end of April this year, the Jamaica dollar had been experiencing slight fluctuations in value in the region of J$99 to US$1. It traded at an average J$99.93 to US$1 on Thursday before losing 15 cents yesterday to cross the symbolic $100 threshold. Yesterday, the Canadian dollar gained 81 cents to trade at J$97.90, while the British pound traded at J$155.44, up 56 cents. Jamaica's decision to decimalise its currency took effect on September 8, 1969 and saw new coins and banknotes replacing the pound, which was circulated for decades as a mixture of British currency and local issues and was always equal to the British pound. At the time of its introduction, the Jamaican dollar was stronger than the US dollar, valued at J$0.77 to US$1. http://www.jamaicaobserver.com
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Mexico battled to a goalless draw in the Azteca. With the victory, the USA moved atop the table with 10 points from five games, two ahead of Costa Rica and Mexico on eight points. WHITMORE Honduras moved to fourth spot with seven points, while Panama slipped to fifth with six points, four points ahead of last place Jamaica. It is reported that Whitmore earns approximately J$ one million per month as head coach.
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Kingston, Jamaica: Head coach of the senior Reggae Boyz team Theodore "Tappa" Whitmore announced his resignation after a 2-0 loss to Honduras on July 4. The announcement comes as Jamaica sits at the bottom of the table on two points. The result means that Jamaica are facing an early elimination. The top three teams from the group will earn their spot in the FIFA World Cup to be held in Brazil in 2014, while fourth place will play Oceania champions for another spot. In other CONCACAF World Cup Qualifiers the USA defeated Panama 2-0 in Washington, while Costa Rica and
CAMBRIDGESHIRE, England: British newspaper journalist, James Fuller, has written a biography of former West Indies captain Brian Lara, one of the greatest cricketers of all time. Fuller, also a keen cricketer who played at domestic level for 20 years, says he wrote Caribbean lives-Brian Lara during the six years he lived in Laras homeland of Trinidad and Tobago. Lara, who retired in 2008, holds the world record scores in Test cricket (400 not out), first-class cricket (501 not out) and the most runs in a test match over (28). I wanted to write about Laras career from the Caribbean perspective, as that had never been done before, said Fuller. Living in the Caribbean gave me the time and opportunity to access people who
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ROME: ix-time Olympic champion Usain Bolt was beaten into second place by Justin Gatlin in the 100 meters at the Diamond League's Rome meeting. The Jamaican, who won three sprint gold medals at the London Games, lost out to his American rival who clocked a time of 9.94 seconds. Bolt finished 0.01 secs behind. Bolt was making his first appearance in the competition this season after a hamstring injury kept him out of previous events in Qatar and Oregon. "I got the perfect start that I wanted, then about five steps in I stumbled a little bit and that kind of threw my game off," Bolt told the BBC. "My legs didn't feel like my legs coming into the straight. It's one of those things. I need to do more strength work, I guess. At least I got under 10 seconds. "I think I just need time to get it back together, this season for some reason it goes right back to ground zero. I think the fact I got a good start threw me off, then I was all over the place and at the end it just wasn't me." Bolt enshrined his legacy as a sprint great when he successfully defended his 100m, 200m titles at the 2012 Olympics, as well as the 4x100m relay with his Jamaican team. He recently spoke of his desire to do the same at the Rio Games in 2016, which he predicted will be his last appearance at the event.
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Gatlin, who served a four-year ban after testing positive for banned substances, was satisfied to beat the world record holder. "It feels good," he told the BBC. "I put together my race strategy, and I'm not really worried about who is in the race. "Usain Bolt is a great competitor and great champion so to come out here and have a victory it just stands that I'm having a good season. "You can never count out Usain, he lost both races at his nationals last year and came back and was Olympic champion in both races, Gatlin.
Fuller spent six years in Trinidad. (Photo: Joel Ford) were close to him at every stage of his life and career: coaches, teachers. Fuller has been a journalist for 13 years and was named the Newspaper Societys UK Young Journalist of The Year in 2002.
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start reaching 100-1 inside 20 overs - but faltered following the dismissal of Charles. Charles, who dominated a secondwicket partnership of 78 with Darren Bravo, hit eight fours and two towering sixes. He reached his fifty from 46 balls before being deceived by left-arm spinner Ravindra Jadeja and trapped lbw for 60. The Caribbean side collapsed from 102 for 1 to 182 for 9 and never really recovered. Jadeja then removed Marlon Samuels lbw and had Ramnaresh Sarwan caught by wicketkeeper Dhoni down the leg side to rip the heart out of the West Indies batting order. Bravo made 35 and his half brother Dwayne 25 but West Indies lost wickets at regular intervals. Kieron Pollard got off the mark with successive sixes but was soon bogged down by some tight bowling and was caught at long-on off Ishant Sharma for 22.
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he San Antonio Spurs clobbered defending champions Miami Heat 113-77 last night in Game 3 of the NBA Finals to take a 2-1 lead in the seven-match series. Top scorers for the Spurs were Danny Green, 27 points, Gary Neal 24 points and Tim Duncan 12 points and 14 rebounds. Meanwhile star players Lebron James and Dwayne Wade ended the game on 15 and 16 points repectively.
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LONDON, United Kingdom: est Indies, undermined by slow leftarm orthodox bowler Ravindra Jadeja, crashed to an eight wicket defeat against India in their Group B match of the Champions Trophy on Tuesday. Jadeja took 5-36 as the Windies were restricted to 233-9 despite a gutsy half century from Darren Sammy that followed an explosive half century from opener Johnson Charles. Shikhar Dhawan hit his second century in a row as India reached their target in just 39.1 overs to eliminate Pakistan from the tournament. West Indies will now go head to head with South Africa on Friday for the second semi-final place. Chris Gayle struck four powerful boundaries but the West Indies dangerman was out for 21. The Windies had made a promising
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lma Campbell CEO of M.A.N. Promotion in association with the Vincent Hosang Family Foundation (VHFF) will be hosting its 2nd Annual Fundraising Gala on Sunday, July 28, 2013 at the elegant Crawford Park Mansion in Rye Brook. The Gala will begin at 4:00 P.M. and ends at 11:00 P.M. This fundraising event is to raise monies to purchase two Linear Acceleration (LINAC) Machines. The machines will be used to treat cancer patients at the Cornwall Regional Hospital in Montego Bay and the Kingston Public Hospital in Kingston M.A.N Promotion has been in existence for 28 years and has contributed to the entertainment arena in New York and the Metropolitan area. We have also contributed to different organizations and charities and we are currently partnering with the Vincent Hosang Family Foundation (VHFF) in making this endeavor a reality. Demand for cancer treatment in Jamaica is increasing. According to data from the Jamaica Information Service, based on an article in the West Indian Medical Journal, the annual incidence of prostate cancer in Jamaica is currently
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New York, NY (FOX FUSE) amaican reggae artist and dub poet virtuoso Yasus Afari brings his eclectic and celebrated brand of Caribbean music to the masses with his new album Public Secret, out today, June 11, 2013 from Fox Fuse. The digital album is available worldwide from all major digital retailers and the physical album is available from the Fox Fuse Shop at http://shop.foxfuse.com. Hailed as one of reggae musics leading lyricists and one of the worlds most prolific dub poets, Afari consistently delivers with witty, creative and cleverly articulated content. Public Secret, his 8th studio effort, stays true to form and is destined to defy and redefine reggae dub poetry. Exhibiting profound lyrical mastery, along with his integration of social-political issues facing mankind, Afaris works are thought provoking and audibly pleasing. His poetic justice continues with Public Secret, which exemplifies Afaris intelligence and firm stance at the helm of the dub poetry genre. The album offers 15 tracks, all written by Afari, and sees 10 original selections along with five (5) dub versions of selected songs. Penning prolif-
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ic poems on singles such as Wine Pon Paper, Poetree Caan Nyam, Do Good, Ring Pon Comedy and Guidance, Afari seamlessly blends his provocative, educational missives with one-drop reggae and other rhythms, giving longtime and new fans a collectors item. In preparing Public Secret, my goal was to create original, inspirational, upliftingnn and empowering music of peace, love, hope and unity, which is relevant and accessible to all humanity, states Afari. I
une is Caribbean American Heritage Month and there are numerous events planned throughout the US to celebrate and recognize Caribbean immigrants who have contributed to the growth and development of their communities in the United States. One such celebration happens on Sunday, June 23rd at Nazareth High School in Brooklyn from 4pm to 9:30pm, titled Festival of Cultures in honor of Caribbean Heritage Month hosted by Dr. Una Clarke and the Brooklyn based Progressive Democratic Political Association (PDPA). For the first time in the history of Caribbean Heritage Month, we will honor centenarians from our different nations, active senior citizens and community based organizations that have made significant contributions in New York City for what has become known as the Caribbean American community, proclaims Dr. Una Clarke as she shared thoughts Caribbean American Heritage Month and its significance today. Dr. Clarke says that we must recognize those who came before us and carved out a way for us to follow. They are the true heroes that must be celebrated in this Caribbean American Heritage Month.
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is name truly describes him and his unique style of music. The multifaceted artist, husky voiced singer, witty songwriter and consummate musician, delivers with passion, meaning and message. Born in St. Ann, Jamaica, Bryan Grant, popularly known as Bryan Art, recalls playing the guitar before the tender age of eight. His eldest brother, a recording artist known as Ray Grant, inspired his early interest in music. However, it was his mother who taught him his first primary chords on which hed improvise for the next couple of years. During Bryan Arts early teens, the guitar became secondary until years later when he began practicing for a college entry audition. He majored in Latin, American & Jazz Studies at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts. While in school Bryan Art was discovered by George Miller (band leader), who gave him his first big break - an opportunity to tour as guitarist and member of the Fire House Crew then backing band for Grammy Nominee Luciano, Sizzla and Mikey General. bryanart@live.com Jamaica 876-360-7998 U.S.A 240-380-4706
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By Dr. Geneive Brown Metzger gbamarketing@optonline.net he St. George's Society held its annual English Ball last Tuesday hosting a packed room of high powered Brits in New York and from Britain, members of the British diplomatic corps, including His Majesty the British Ambassador to the United States, and from the Commonwealth. The honorees were Sir Winfred Bischoff, Chairman of Lloyds Bank and the entertainment giant, Simon Fuller, creator of American Idol. Former Consul General Dr. Geneive Brown Metzger, a member of the Board and co-chair of the Commonwealth Committee, served on the small but powerful ball planning committee comprising of Lady Bischoff and Mrs. Natalie Fuller, Simon Fuller's wife. I am very proud of this work. The St. George's Society is a formidable organization engaged in remarkable outreach in the New York area. When I served as Consul General, John Shannon, the Executive Director, didn't
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hesitate in responding positively to my request for assistance for a terminally ill adolescent who was in the United States on a medical visa, said Dr. Brown Metzger. The St. Georges Society of New York was founded in 1770 to assist those born under the British flag who found themselves in desperate straits in New York. In recent years, the Society has extended its reach to include people of Commonwealth descent and over the
years St. Georges has helped thousands of needy persons in the New York area. Members of the Society's board include such notables as Sony's Chairman Sir Howard Stringer and Lord Saatchi. As Co-chair of the St. George's Commonwealth Committee, Dr. Brown Metzger spearheaded the creation of the first Commonwealth Award which was presented to Vincent Hosang, President of Royal
Caribbean, in 2010 by the Society's Patron The Duke of Gloucester. She received His Royal Highness at the Consulate as he met with Mr. Hosang, several members of the Hosang Family, Royal Caribbean employees, and members of the community. Sponsored by the St. George's Society, the Queen Elizabeth II September 11th Garden, in honor of the queen's Diamond Jubilee and the 60th anniversary of her coronation, is also a memorial for the 67 British victims of 9/11 and those victims from Commonwealth countries, including Jamaica, Australia and Canada. Consul General Dr. Brown Metzger spearheaded Jamaica's induction with the support of the Government of Jamaica. The Ball's sponsors were Jaguar Land Rover, JP Morgan Chase, McGraw Hill Financial, Mastercard, and Sir Winfred and Lady Bischoff, to name a few. St. George's also awards scholarships to students studying at Lehman College, among which are several Jamaicans.
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ome 229 candidates have certified to join the voluntary New York City Campaign Finance Program and may become eligible to receive public matching funds for the 2013 elections. June 10 was the deadline to certify as participants in the program. Forms submitted by mail will be accepted as long as they were postmarked by June 10. "The high level of participation by candidates in New York Citys matching funds program shows that the program is stronger than ever," said Executive Director Amy Loprest. All candidates for city office (Mayor, Public Advocate, Comptroller, Borough President, and City Council), may participate
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Micky Jarrett, Entertainer says, I love all my 33 children and would do everything to make them happy.
Errol Breary, Realtor and father of 25 says its a time to honor fathers for being the head of the household, the captain of the ship and a shoulder to lean on when others forsake you.
Richie Malcolm, Chef, father of five, to be a father is a big responsibility as we continue to provide guidance to the children.
Edwin Crips, Restaurant owner and father of 8 states that being a father is one of the greatest responsibilities given and hopes Black men make more effort to express love and respect especially to their sons.
Father's Day is an occasion to mark and celebrate the contribution that your own father has made to your life. Many people send or give cards or gifts to their fathers. Common Father's Day gifts include sports items or clothing, electronic gadgets, outdoor cooking supplies and tools for household maintenance. Father's Day is a relatively modern holiday so different families have a range of traditions. These can range from a simple phone call or greetings card to large parties honoring all of the 'father' figures in a particular extended family. Father figures can include fathers, step-fathers, fathers-in-law, grandfathers and great-grandfathers and even other male relatives.
David Warren, Radio Talk Show Host and father of five notes, not every man which is called daddy is a father, as some men are only providers and they dont play a major role in kids lives.
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Fitzroy Melvin, Accountant and father of one says he lives by the creed, train up a child in the way he should grow so when he is old he shall not depart from it and hopes his child will continue in this path
Carland Grant, Realtor, and father of one make no mistake about it, children need their fathers as they need their mothers. Therefore, being a father is a unique and rewarding journey.
Kali NiabingyIn, company executive with four children says, In respect to the celebratory aspect of Father's Day, I consider this time to be the honoring of paternal bonds.
Every day I wake up, I thank God that I chose to be an orthodontist. The profession allows me to meet and interact with unique and different people every day. Im a peoples person. People come to see me because they want a better smile, and I take great pride in delivering the smiles they want and deserve. For a number of patients, this is a life changing experience! It feels good to see patients, who started out shy because of their crooked teeth, leave my office after treatment with perfectly straight teeth, now confident and outgoing, Dr Craig Smith. Education and Continuing Education Dr Smith attained his Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry at Trinity College in Hartford, CT. He then graduated from Tufts School of Dental Medicine in 2001 with his DMD. In 2004 he received his Certificate in Orthodontics, also from Tufts University Dental School. In between dental school and orthodontic school, he did a general practice residency at Long Island Jewish Medical Center. Although his formal education is complete, Dr. Smith attends several continuing education workshops every year. He also attends a great deal of Invisalign lectures. These courses and seminars help him to keep up with the latest technologies and procedures, which benefit his patients. Dr Smith has been practicing in the North Bronx since 2005 at Optimum Dental Care. He also maintains a private practice in Smithtown, Long Island. Over the past 8 years Dr Smith have treated hundreds of patients in the North Bronx and is known to be a very professional and compassionate person, who treats his patients with dignity and respect. Becoming Board Certified To become board certified, an orthodontist has to have passed a rigorous set of written and clinical examinations, as well as a comprehensive review of their credentials. The initial process of becoming board certified can take anywhere from five to ten years. Once certified, the orthodontist must become recertified every ten years to maintain board certified status.
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position. The two main components of braces are the bracket and the arch wire. The bracket is the metal or ceramic placed on each tooth, the arch wire threads through the brackets and at each visit to the orthodontist the wire is bent and as the wire tries to return to its original shape it moves the teeth. At each visit the orthodontist evaluates the teeth and bends the wire in a specific way to achieve the tooth movement that is desired. Rubber bands and elastics contribute a lot to straighter teeth. Attached to the braces, elastics exert the force that creates the right amount of pressure to move teeth in directions that the braces alone cannot. Signs that a child might need to see the orthodontist 1. early or late loss of baby teeth 2. difficulty chewing or biting 3. crowding, malpositioned, or blocked out teeth 4. jaws that shift or make sounds 5. biting the cheek or roof of the mouth 6. teeth that do not meet at all 7. jaws and teeth that are out of proportion to the rest of the face 8. finger sucking or pacifier habits continued beyond the age of six. The American Association of Orthodontists recommends an initial consultation no later than age 7. A child can see the orthodontist at an earlier age if any of the previously stated problems exist especially for finger sucking or tongue thrusting, these conditions can be treated by certain appliances that can be custom made for the child. Early treatment can eliminate the need for more drastic and complicated treatment in the future, including avoiding the need for corrective surgery in some cases.
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What does it mean to be board certified? A board certified orthodontist, also known as a Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics, has been voluntarily examined by his/her peers according to knowledge and clinical skills. Becoming board certified signifies the orthodontist's pursuit of continued proficiency and excellence in orthodontics. What is orthodontics and how important are braces to a childs development. Orthodontics is the branch of dentistry that specializes in the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of dental and facial irregularities. Braces are appliances or devices used to make these corrections. Braces use steady, gentle pressure over time to move teeth into their proper
Benefits of early treatment 1. guide incoming teeth into optimal positions 2. regulate the width of the jaws 3. lower the risk of trauma to prominent front teeth 4. correct harmful sucking habits 5. reduce the likelihood of teeth becoming stuck or impacted under the gums 6. preserve or gain space for arriving permanent teeth 7. guide the growth of the young jaw bones creating a better environment for those new emerging permanent teeth. Early intervention by an orthodontist can prevent more complicated dental treatment in later years. By allowing children the opportunity to have a great and beautiful smile can affect their future in a positive way. Children are very concerned about their appearance and it is an acceptable rite of passage to get braces in order to have a great smile. In some communities having braces is a status symbol indicating intelligence and wealth. Age is not a factor for getting braces, if the bone and gum tissue around the teeth are healthy anybody can have orthodontic treatment. More and more adults are seeking orthodontic treatment, currently 20 % of all orthodontic patients are adults.
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TOP HONORS: Honor students (l-r) Jamila, Elizabeth and Kayla of Oakview Preparatory School at the schools graduation ceremony held recently in Yonkers. The students were presented with cash prizes, trophies and scholarship grant to the Greater New York Academy School. -Patrick Maitland Photo:
eing a part of A Better Chance gives our families access to a wide variety of options for summer opportunities. An important part of preparing for the college application process is to demonstrate the ability to manage free time well and so we encourage all of our Scholars to be involved in some form of summer programming each year. Good summer programs encourage our Scholars to learn new things about themselves and to explore unfamiliar activities. Unlike the perceptible advantages that children gain from summer programs, the intangibles they accrue are hard to pin down. Our Scholars have done everything from working a summer job at a Fortune 500 corporation to traveling abroad for the summer, but many will share that their summers have had a powerful influence on their lives that stretches far beyond the activity itself. All descriptions listed below, unless otherwise noted, come directly from the organizations whose links are provided. A Better Chance does not certify the accuracy of this relayed information. Online Resources: Cultural Resources Diversity Program A Program of the National Park Service The Cultural Resources Diversity Program lists the websites of and contacts for other organizations that offer internship programs or that provide information on internships and summer employment in historic preservation, cultural resources, and related work.
Experiment in International Living A Program of World Learning The Experiment in International Living offers dynamic summer programs for high school students in over 25 countries around the world. For over 70 years, Experiment programs have provided transformational learning experiences to tens of thousands of young people. These ground breaking summer abroad programs help students develop a profound understanding of a different culture, language, and world view, as well as the capacity to see their own lives and country in a much broader perspective. International Youth Leadership IYLI offers 4-week summer programs and an 8-day winter program in the Caribbean and Latin America. Building on the research and analytical skills theyve fostered year-round, students are immersed in town or village life. They also learn about the work of international development organizations such as USAID and Africare. Upon their return, students incorporate what they have learned abroad by preparing school news articles, making presentations to youth organizations, to schools and other public forums. Students use these opportunities to break down barriers of mistrust and prejudice that separate people.
amaica Impact, Inc. (JAMPACT) has announced that Caribbean International Network (CIN) Television will be the recipient of its prestigious Community Service Award at JAMPACT's annual C.H.I.C. Benefit Gala. The honor, which recognizes organizations that provide a significant benefit to the Caribbean community, will be bestowed on CIN during the gala on June 29, 2013 at the DiMenna Center for Classical Music in New York, NY. The Benefit Gala is in conjunction with JAMPACT's capital campaign Educate A Child. Build A School. Strengthen A Nation, which aims to raise funds to rebuild the Maxfield Park Children's Home Basic School in Kingston, Jamaica. Maxfield Park serves as a home for the children who are wards of the state and many of them have special needs. The current infrastructure, made of untreated wood, is termite infested and in significant disrepair. JAMPACT intends to construct a new building to replace the inadequate facility, an estimated $100,000 project.
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MOUNT VERNON: espite inclement weather, more than 200 students from local middle and high schools attended the Mount Vernon Community that Cares Coalitions (MVCTC) 8th annual Youth Town Hall meeting on Wednesday (May 15) at Mount Vernon High School. The Town Hall meeting is one of the many MVCTC activities that are made possible through the City of Mount Vernon Youth Bureaus Drug Free Communities Grant. For the past eight years, coalition members and the Federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA), have work collectively to develop programming to support the coalitions efforts to reduce risk factors. The group has addressed underage drinking, drug use, violence and unemployment.
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Dear Divine Diva: our response to "Not Ungrateful in Brooklyn (December 20) missed the mark. Her boyfriend of eleven months is flying first class to Jamaica, but he's only paying for a coach ticket for her? I was a divorce lawyer for 31 years (now retired), so I know a few things about relationships. While Enton had no obligation to pay her way to Jamaica, once he invited her, he displayed a troubling character flaw. If he was going to pay her way, he should have paid for her to sit with him in first class. Her seat in coach is a warning sign: She'll always be in the back of the plane, the bus or his life. Of course buying a first class seat for the two of them is expensive, but if he's going to take her to his family's chateau, he should treat her as an equal -- or not do it at all. Representing Brooklyn.
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The responses to that letter were an interesting mix. My newspaper readers comment:
Dear Divine Diva: ot Ungrateful" is unbelievable! My husband cannot sit in coach unless he is at an exit row, and those seats aren't always easy to get. Because I'm short, I don't need the extra space and, if I am assigned an exit seat, I gladly give it up to a tall person. That woman will be in Jamaica (paid for!) by her boyfriend. I would go in the baggage compartment for such an opportunity. -Happy To Trade Places
Dear Representing Brooklyn: appreciate your viewpoint, one which is shared by many other readers.
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