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Jamaican Usain Bolt, 29 and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, 28 both won their respective
World Championships 100m titles being staged in Beijing, China. See page 8 for story.
JAMAICANS WIN WORLD 100M TITLES

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Red Stripe Sued Over Misleading

'Jamaican' Beer Claims
Courtesy of
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class-action suit has been

filed against the manufacturers of Red Stripe beer in the
United States, for allegedly deceiving consumers into thinking
the beverage is made in Jamaica.
Two people represented by
the law firm of Robbins Arroyo
filed the suit last Wednesday in
federal court in California against
Diageo, the makers of Red Stripe,
historically a Jamaican beer.
They claim Diageo committed unfair and deceptive practices

and have been unjustly enriched
by marketing and selling beer in a
way that misleads consumers into
believing that its Red Stripe is still
being imported from Jamaica.
In 2012, Diageo moved its
production of US supplies of Red
Stripe from Kingston, Jamaica to
Latrobe, Pennsylvania.
The label on the bottle of US
supplies states that the beer is produced in Latrobe.
But Arroyos clients say its in
obscure white text and not easily
noticed by consumers.
According to the
court
documents,
Red Stripes packaging claims that
it is a Jamaican Style
Lager
that
contains The
Taste of Jamaica and the
packaging contains the distinctive logo of
Desnoes and
Geddes Limited.
Desnoes and Geddes is a Jamaican brewery.

The plaintiffs further charge
that Red Stripe is sold at substantially higher prices than domestic
beer, despite the fact that it is
brewed in the US with domestic
ingredients.
The lawsuit comes on the
heels of the worlds largest brewer,
Anheuser-Busch InBev reaching a
preliminary settlement with a
group of consumers who said the
company misled them into thinking that Becks beer was German
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We must embrace #BlackLivesMatter
ome 150 years after Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation

Proclamation freed the slaves
and set the stage for equality and
civil rights for everyone, African
Americans continue to face discrimination and other forms of
injustice.
The Republican Party of
Lincoln promoted individual
freedoms of all men as well as
the right for all to receive a public education. Democrats, at the
time, spoke of social progression, but did not act on it. Some
150 years later, so much has
changed and the Democratic
Party is now regarded as the
party that supports African
Americans.
Nevertheless, we must acknowledge that while we continue to see tangible progress
and achievements for Black
America, they continue to be at
the bottom of the poverty scale
with low income and poor educational attainment.
They also continue to experience overall poor living conditions.

African Americans, for example, account for less than 10
percent of the US population but
represent up to 70 percent of the
nations prison population. And
Blacks appear to be the target of
various agencies of government,
including police and other security personnel at the city, state
and federal levels. It would appear that in too many cases
#BlackLivesDontMatter as they
are being killed, abused and discriminated against without the
perpetuators (cops) facing penalties.
African Americans are very
active in politics, with the majority of the leaders Democrats.
Yet, in several New York City
communities that they dominate,
the agents of the state and city
treat black people with utter contempt.
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It would appear that our

elected black leaders are not
doing enough to protect the people who put them in office. Perhaps they are too comfortable
and would not want to disturb
those misguided minority, but

influential racists that always
seek to harass African Americans as #BlackLivesDontMatter.
But there are millions of
Americans, include Whites who
are embracing the hashtag and
slogan #BlackLivesMatter a
grassroots movement of ordinary people such as activist
Shaun King, who claimed for
years that he is biracial but recently uncovered document revealed that he is in fact white,
and ex-NAACP chapter leader
Rachel Dolezal, the white
woman who posed as black for
most of her life and was one of
the most outspoken and aggressive advocates for black people.
The #BlackLivesMatter movement will continue to attract
people of various races and culture and may be the real solution
to bring racism under control.
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Understanding Organizational Politics
rganizational politics are actions by individual members

of the organization and in some
cases groups, such as teams, to
obtain, develop, and exercise
power to achieve a desired outcome.
Organizational politics are
the natural outcome of situations
in which members of the organization share power but differ as to
the strategic direction the organization should take, the way strategy should be implemented, and
the resources that should be allocated to the various units in the
organization.
In most situations, organizational politics result in a negotiated settlement to resolve the
differences based on some degree
of compromise among the competing interests. As a result, organizational politics is not
inherently harmful to the organization because it functions as a
means to balance the relationship
between the internal structures
and groups.
The concept of influence exerted by leaders is closely related
to the concept of power. Influence
is the ability to motivate individuals by persuasion and noncoercive techniques. Power is the
ability to motivate individuals
through the use of control, which
can but does not necessarily include coercion.
From this perspective, power
can be considered in terms of the
possibility but not the certainty
that an individual will exercise
control over others.
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Leaders in an organization
are more likely to adopt political
behaviors when decision-making
procedures and performance
measures are unclear or complex.
For example, in an organization without specific rules concerning individual accountability
for decisions, a leader may prefer
to achieve some degree of consensus with peers or superiors before making a decision. This
situation could result in the leader
using various forms of power to
influence peers to agree with the
leaders position.
Leaders may also behave politically when resources are
scarce and there is substantial
competition to secure sufficient
resource allocation. In this situation, political behaviors such as
trade-offs and maneuvering to
maintain competitive positioning
among peers are rewarded when
the leader obtains sufficient resources.
The leaders in an organization can also use the performance
appraisal process to foster political behaviors among followers,
which is an example of a negative
form of organizational politics.
The political approach to
performance appraisal occurs
when some criteria other than
performance is the basis for the

appraisal, such as support for the
leaders agenda.
As a result, the employees
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Gap Stores To Stop On-Call Scheduling

A
ttorney General Eric T. Schneiderman
released the following statement on the
decision by Gap, Inc. to end on-call scheduling:
"Today, following discussions with my
office, Gap, Inc. will announce that it will
end on-call shifts at all of its stores. Workers
deserve stable and reliable work schedules,
and I commend Gap for taking an important
step to make their employees schedules
fairer and more predictable. With this news,
following similar decisions by Abercrombie
and Fitch and Victoria's Secret, I am proud
to say that the inquiry by my office into oncall scheduling is delivering results for tens
of thousands of workers."
CRIME VICTIMS ASSISTANCE:

Members of the Bronx District Attorneys Crime Victims Assistance Unit pose for the camera
during a display at the annual National night Out Against Crime, held recently in Bronx.
The District Attorney provides comprehensive services to crime victims, ranging from information and referrals to individual and group therapy. The unit is in the District Attorneys
Offices on 161st Street in the South Bronx.
BROOKLYN BRAND:
-Photo Credit: Malcolm McDaniel/Brooklyn BPs Office
Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams presented honorary checks to organizations that
are helping to build the Brooklyn brand throughout the borough, as he unveiled the details
of his cultural institutions and libraries capital budget for Fiscal Year 2016, an investment of
over $8 million in facilities across Brooklyn; he made the announcement at STREB Lab for
Action Mechanics (SLAM), a school in Williamsburg that teaches disciplines for adults and
youth, including acrobatics, dance, trampoline, and trapeze arts.
CUNY Gets High Marks on

Northeast School Ranking
NEW YORK CITY:
our CUNY schools have been

listed as some of the highest performing and most affordable schools
in the Northeast.
Governor Andrew Cuomo says

Baruch College, Lehman College, Queens
College, and John Jay College of Criminal
Justice were all ranked in the top five of
Washington Monthly's list of "Best Bang
For The Buck" four-year schools in the
Northeast.
According to Washington Monthly,
the schools were evaluated on three cate-
gories: social mobility, research, and service.

Baruch came in first place, while
Lehman, John Jay and Queens College
ranked third to fifth respectively.
In a statement, Cuomo says: "New
York has a long and proud tradition of providing a high quality, affordable education
through our public colleges and universities. This latest ranking further emphasizes
the value of earning a degree right here in
New York and I am proud of these CUNY
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Pawnbrokers Sentenced
For Stealing Money
rooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson

on August 7, 2015 announced that a 35year-old Brooklyn man has been sentenced
for stealing $120,000 from a Brownsville
branch of Modell pawn shops, where he
worked as a manager.
The defendant said he took the money to
pay off debts. He was sentenced to six months
of weekends in jail and there was a full order
of restitution filed against him.
District Attorney Thompson said, We intend to make sure that the defendant pays
back every dime that he stole from his employer and also serves jail time for his criminal conduct.
The District Attorney identified the defendant as Timmy Harrison, 35, of Ryder
Street, in Flatlands. The defendant pleaded
guilty before Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice

Danny Chun on May 26, 2015, to one count
of fourth-degree grand larceny. He was sentenced today to six months of weekends in jail
and signed a judgment for a full order of restitution.
The District Attorney said that, according
to the investigation, the defendant had been
employed at the Pitkin Avenue Modell Pawnbrokers since May 2010. As manager of that
location, he was responsible for all cash and
had exclusive access to certain secured areas
of the branch.
In August 2014, owner Eric Modell became aware of financial irregularities in the
Pitkin Avenue location and sent the Director
of Security to investigate.
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Bronx Resident
Defends His Rights
FOR THE KIDS: Deputy Inspector Ruel R. Stephenson of the 47th Precinct in Bronx (2nd l), State Senate Ruth Hassell-Thompson
(8th l) along with other members of the NYPD and community leaders donated school supplies including bags to hundred of students
in the community recently. The annual back-to-school event was staged in association with the 47th Precinct Community Council under
the chairmanship of Elizabeth Gill.
Empire to pay $6M for Medicaid settlement
Brooklyn:
ttorney General Eric T. Schneiderman
on Monday announced a $6 million
settlement with Empire State Home Care
Services, Inc. (Empire), a home care agency
operating out of Brooklyn.
The settlement resolves claims that
Empire improperly reported its home health
aide hours as well as administrative and
general expenses on cost reports filed between 2002 and 2005. These cost reports
were used to set the reimbursement rates
that Empire received from the state for the
years 2004 through 2007 and resulted in
over $3 million in reimbursements to which
Empire was not entitled.
The audit revealed that Empire reported
the salaries and benefits of administrative
personnel under direct care cost centers,
rather than administrative and general cost
centers. By improperly placing these costs
in direct care cost centers, Empire received

inflated Medicaid reimbursement rates during the audit period. The settlement stipulates that Empire will pay $6 million to the
state, including penalties on top of the just
over $3 million that was improperly reimbursed.
Many New Yorkers count on Medicaid for important health services, and I will
continue to safeguard Medicaid funds to ensure they are being used for their intended
purpose, said Attorney General Schneiderman. When Medicaid reimbursements are
inflated by providers, it causes funds to be
diverted from those most in need.
The audit also found that Empire improperly allocated certain home office costs
to the direct care cost centers, thereby further inflating their reimbursement rate.
The underreporting of home health aide
hours as alleged in this case increased the
Queens auto body shop

owner charged with tax fraud
QUEENS:
n Ozone Park auto body repair shop and
its owner have been charged with criminal tax fraud, grand larceny and other
charges for allegedly stealing more than
$125,000 in collected taxes that were owed to
New York State and local municipalities.
Queens District Attorney Richard A.
Brown identified the defendants as Stephanie
Davino, 31, of Howard Beach, Queens, and
her business, A&W Auto Collision Center,
Inc., located at 104-11 101st Street in Ozone
Park, Queens. Davino was arraigned earlier
last week before Queens Criminal Court
Judge Ernest Hart on a criminal complaint
charging her and the business with second-,
third- and fourth-degree criminal tax fraud,
second- and third-degree grand larceny, firstdegree scheme to defraud and fifth-degree
conspiracy.
Davino, who faces up to 15 years in
prison if convicted, was released on her own
recognizance and ordered to return to court
on September 30, 2015. In the case of a cor-
poration, conviction of a felony is punishable

by a fine of up to $10,000 or double the
amount of the illegal gain.
According to the criminal complaint,
said District Attorney Brown, Davino, who is
listed as the owner and president of A&W
Collision on tax and finance records, failed to
file a single sales tax return between January
26, 2012, and March 3, 2014. However, during that period of time, the auto body shop allegedly
performed
repairs
totaling
approximately $1.4 million and received payment for the repairs from GEICO, State Farm,
Allstate, Progressive and USAA insurance
companies. The total amount of sales tax allegedly due and owing to the city and state
amounts to approximately $125,700 ($61,965
to New York State and $63,735 to local municipalities).
When an auto body shop, or any business, fails to remit sales tax to the state it has
committed a serious crime with serious consequences, said Commissioner Jerry Boone.
hourly rate at which the state would reimburse the agency for such services. Further,
improperly reporting administrative costs
under the category of nursing services also
inflates the size of a home health agencys
reimbursement.
BRONX:
eeling trapped in his nursing home,
Hamilton Smith, a Bronx resident, and
three other people with disabilities filed a
class action lawsuit last week in federal court
to end the illegal administration of a program
designed to transition them to their own
homes with the care and support they need to
live independently.
Represented by MFY Legal Services,
Inc. and Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler
LLP, the suit alleges that the New York State
Department of Health (DOH), DOH Commissioner Howard Zucker, and Visiting Nurse
Association Health Care, Inc. (VNA) have
administered the Nursing Home Transition
and Diversion Medicaid Waiver Program
(NHTD Program) unconstitutionally and illegally. New Yorks Medicaid Plan trumpets
NHTD as a program that helps senior citizens
and individuals with disabilities avoid unnecessary confinement in nursing home facilities.
Hamiltons story is a common one. He
first applied to the NHTD Program nearly
three years ago and VNA found that he qualified to transition out of a nursing home. He
was unable to complete his application despite his repeated requests to VNA for assistance allegedly due to a lack of program
resources. After two years of trying to complete his application, VNA informed Mr.
Smith during a routine status update that his
eligibility determination had expired and
that he would need to reapply to the NHTD
Program.
US extends temporary
protected status for Haiti
WASHINGTON, USA:
S Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson has extended

Haitis designation for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for an additional
18 months. The extended designation
is effective January 23, 2016, through
July 22, 2017.
Current TPS Haiti beneficiaries seeking to extend their TPS status must re-register during a 60-day period that runs from
August 25, 2015, through October 26,
2015. US Citizenship and Immigration
Services (USCIS) encourages beneficiaries

to re-register as soon as possible once the
60-day re-registration period begins.
USCIS will not accept applications before
August 25, 2015.
The 18-month extension also allows
TPS re-registrants to apply for a new employment authorization document (EAD).
Eligible TPS Haiti beneficiaries who reregister during the 60-day period and request a new EAD will receive one with an
expiration date of July 22, 2017. USCIS
recognizes that some re-registrants may not
receive their new EADs until after their
current EADs expire. Therefore, USCIS is

automatically extending current TPS Haiti
EADs bearing a January 22, 2016, expiration date for an additional six months.
These existing EADs are now valid
through July 22, 2016.
Haiti was initially designated for TPS
on January 21, 2010, after a major earthquake devastated the country. Following
consultations with other federal agencies,
the Department of Homeland Security has
determined that current conditions in Haiti
support extending the designation period
for current TPS beneficiaries.
Money transfer
Services continues
in Cayman Islands
OUTSTANDING WORK ETHICS:
Eight nationals of St. Kitts and Nevis were publicly honoured for their outstanding work ethic
that contributed significantly towards the development of the Federation. This took place
when Acting Governor General His Excellency S. W. Tapley Seaton presented them with
medals at an Investiture Ceremony at Government House August 25.
Cayman Islands:
hree money transfer services have struck
an eleventh hour deal to continue offering
remittance services in the Cayman Islands,
thereby averting a shutdown.
Jamaica National Money Transfer, MoneyGram, and Quik Cash have all made new
arrangements to stay in business.
The money service businesses will remain
under the oversight of the Cayman Islands
Monetary Authority (CIMA).
Uncertainty plagued the money transfer business in the Cayman Islands, following a sudden
closure of Western Union by Fidelity Bank in
early July. The companies had been given a
deadline of August 31 to make new banking
arrangements.
A remittance report released last year by
the CIMA revealed that Jamaicans send home
more money than any other group of foreign
nationals living in the Cayman Islands.
Ralph Thomas Jamaica's

new Ambassador to USA
Jamaica named new

Ambassador to USA
kingston, Jamaica WI:

alph Thomas has been appointed Jamaicas new Ambassador to the
United States. He is expected to assume
duties early next month.
Ambassador Thomas, who is currently
Jamaicas Ambassador to the Peoples Republic of China, replaces Ambassador
Stephen Vascianne.
Foreign Affairs Minister Senator A. J.
Nicholson, in announcing the appointment,
said Ambassador Thomas served in China
during
an
important
time
for
Jamaica/China relations, especially in the
area of economic development.
Senator Nicholson said he expects Ambassador Thomas to bring this level of critical thinking and creative energy to the
relationship with the US, one of Jamaica's
major international partners.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS
Immigrant Children Release from Detention
he American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA)

and the American Immigration Council (Council) welcome a decision released Friday evening by U.S. District
Judge Dolly Gee in Flores v. Lynch, No. 85-04544 (C.D.Ca.),
which ruled that children should generally be released from
detention within five dayspreferably to a parent, including
a parent with whom they were apprehended. The government
must implement the Courts ruling by October 23, 2015.
There is no denying that the government has breached
the Flores settlement agreement. The status quo is unaccept-
able, and the government must take immediate and dramatic

steps to end family detention, said Victor Nieblas Pradis,
AILA President. Our CARA Project staff and volunteers submitted numerous declarations to the Court showing how the
government is still detaining accompanied minors in secure,
unlicensed facilities. It can no longer hide from the American
people the ugly truth of how it treats children fleeing persecution, said Nieblas. Just as striking is how the Court condemned the deplorable conditions in temporary border jails,
said Nieblas.
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Jamaicans win world 100M titles
BEIJING, CHINA
amaican athletes Usain Bolt, 29 and ShellyAnn Fraser-Pryce, 28 won their respective
IAAF World Championships 100m titles being
staged in Beijing, China.
Bolt took the gold medal in the 100 meters, edging out American rival and current title
holder, Justin Gaitlin, snapping his 28 race win
streak. Bolt finished with a 9.79, his fastest of
the year time of the year, but slowest of all his
championship victories. Bolt has been struggling with injuries for most of the season, and
beat Gaitlin by only 0.01 seconds. He said he
wanted this win for himself, and called it a big
deal.
Fraser-Pryce on Sunday retained her number one title in the womens 100 metres, by
winning gold in 10.76 seconds, just .05 seconds
faster then the silver medal winner from the
Netherlands. American Tori Bowie finished
third for the bronze and Fraser-Pryces compatriot, Veronica Campbell-Brown finished
fourth.
Both Bolt and Fraser-Pyrce each hold
three 100-metre world titles. Fraser-Pryce also
Bronx New York

International Soccer
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Usain Bolt, 29 and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, 28 won their respective

IAAF World Championships 100m titles being staged in Beijing, China.
made history as the first woman to win three

consecutive World Championships 100-metre
titles.
Regarded as the fastest person ever, Bolt
is the first man to hold both the 100 metres and
200 metres world records. He was the first to
achieve a "double double" by winning 100 m
and 200 m titles at consecutive Olympics, and
Cayman pulls football funding

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GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands:

The Cayman Islands sports minister has
pulled governments contribution to the Cayman Islands Football Association (CIFA)
after the row over the refusal by the local
football body to accept two challengers to
the long-entrenched members of the executive committee escalated this week.
Bodden said that the government will,
in the current circumstances, redirect the annual payment give to CIFA of $127,775
(US$159,000) from the public purse to other
sport associations in the face of real concerns
that CIFA is failing to clean house and recognise the need for change.
The withdrawal of government funds
follows a statement from CIFA on Tuesday
in which officials made it clear that they
were not going to honour nominations from
two challengers to existing executive mem-
bers, citing alleged infractions, despite accepting the nominations in the first instance.
The challenge to the current leadership
came from Renard Moxam and Sharon Roulstone but the CIFA committee is refusing to
allow the pair to stand during this weekends
annual executive election, which has caused
wide public outcry, as many believe the current leadership of CIFA is not only out of
touch and failing the sport but also tainted by
the wider FIFA probe, in which the suspended president, Jeffrey Webb, is deeply
entrenched and refusing to admit anything is
wrong.
Bodden said on Tuesday that the technicality used to block the bids of those seeking office may be in the rule book but, in
light of all that has happened, it was time to
allow some changes to the CIFA executive.
WI Cricketer Dwayne Bravo

signs recording contract
est Indies cricketer, Dwayne Bravo has

signed with Los Angeles based entertainment company Venus Music Group, which
represents international superstars like Gladys
Knight, Lisa Nichols and Sonu Nigam.
After dabbling in music as a hobby for
years, and a successful global launch of
widely popular Indo/Anglo fusion song called
Chalo Chalo, Bravo believes a formalisation
of his interests was the natural progression.
Of his latest venture, Dwayne Bravo
said, I am happy for this new opportunity to
fulfill another dream of mine which is
music. This new synergy now gives me the
chance to make the DJBravo name a bigger
brand and Im excited for the great and exciting things ahead."
"Venus was the right choice for me, especially with their reach in Asia where I have
a great fan base, and in the US where I am
keen on entering. People take me seriously on
the cricket pitch and I want to be taken as seriously on a stage or on a microphone. Cricket
Dwayne Bravo
is my business and I intend to take the same
approach to music and entertainment.
Venus Music Group CEO, Shehan Rajaratnam said he is excited to welcome
Dwayne Bravo into the Venus Entertainment
Group family.
"Bravo has a global fan base that loves
him and supports him when he plays anywhere in the world, especially in the South
East Asian territories.
topped this through the first "double triple."

Six World Championships and two
Olympic gold medals in addition to four silver
medals split evenly between the two events,
Fraser-Pryce has been laying the blocks to her
legacy and establishing herself among the
greatest ever.
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he 1st Annual 'JAMDUNG' Picnic &

Concert will be held on Sunday, August
30th at the Brush Park, 598 Union Avenue
Mount Vernon NY. Along with the arts and
crafts area, domino tournament, games,
face painting for kids and patty eating contest the scheduled entertainment line up is
amazing. Gates open at 12 Noon and children under 4ft are free with an accompanied
adult. Tickets are currently on sale at 29.99
per person. For tickets contact 917-9817152 or log onto www.jamdungpicnic.com
for more information.
Members of the Montego Bay High

School Alumnae Association of New York,
Inc., presents their Inaugural Ball &
Fundraiser at Maestros, 1703 Bronxdale
Avenue, Bronx, NY 10462 on Saturday,
September 13 @ 6:00pm 8:00pm. Contact: Merlene Mullings: 914-920-6299
Members of the Braata Productions presents their 5th Anniversary Fundraising Gala
at Jamaica Performing Arts Center, 153-10
Jamaica Avenue, Queens, 11432 on Saturday, September 13 @ 6:30pm Contact: Andrew Clarke: 917-668-2209.
The Reverend Sheldon N.N. Hambin,
Priest in charge at the Saint Pauls Church
in the Village of Flatbush hosts their Annual Homecoming Service and International Day at the church, 157 Saint Pauls
Place, Brooklyn, NY 11226 on Saturday,
September 13 @ 9:00am. Contact: Church
Office at 718-282-2100.
ENTERTAINMENT
JULY 19-31, 2015 STREET HYPE NEWSPAPER 9
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JAMAICANS GET AWARDS:
Consul General Herman LaMont with Sam Wight accepting the award for his son, Jordan who was not in attendance; Sacha Comrie;
Tahira Francis; Jamaican Independence Celebration Foundation, Inc (JICFI) Chair, Paulette Willoughby; Sabrina HoSang; Yvonnie
Biggs Rubie; Paula Williams Madison; Erin Lue-Hing and Marlon Samuda.
Jamaicans Celebrate 53rd Independence
By Sharon Gordon,
Contributing Writer
he Who's Who's within New York's Jamaican Diaspora, turned out in their fineries to celebrate the island's 53rd year of
Independence at the annual Jamaica Independence Grand Ball held on Saturday, August 15th at the New York Hilton hotel in the
heart of New York City.
It was a grand evening of fun and fashion, with lots of food and drinks flowing.
Ladies were looking elegant in their gowns
and the men were quite dapper in their suits.
For the first time, the Jamaican Independence
Celebration Foundation, Inc., (JICFI) under
the leadership of Paulette Willoughby, made
the bold move to recognize "young and gifted
Jamaicans at home and of the diaspora as Future Leaders."
Those honored as Future Leaders were:
Sabrina HoSang-Jordan; Erin Lue-Hing;
Sacha Comrie; Tahira Francis, Jordan Wright,
and Marlon Samuda; honored in the field of
Exemplary Leaders were Paula Williams
Madison, CEO of Madison Media Management LLC., and Yvonnie Biggs Rubie, MPH,
Creator of Huggy Bean Doll, who is a photographer and Healthcare advocate. Consul General Herman LaMont delivered the
Independence message from Prime Minister
Portia Simpson Miller and Rev. Cannon Dr.
Major Sirrano Kitson, Rector of the St. An-
The Rev. Kimberlee D. Auletta, Vicar,

The Church of the Nativity hosts their Annual Homecoming Service and Brunch at
the church, 1099 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn,
NY 11230 on Sunday, September 14 @
10:00am Contact: Rev. Kimberlee Auletta
at kimberlee@auletta.com
Karaine Holness, President of the Jamaican American Connection (JAC) of

New Haven, CT hosts their 4th Annual
Trailblazer Scholarship Banquet at Amarantes Sea Cliff Banquet facility, 62 Cove
St, New Haven, CT 06512 on Saturday,
September 20 @ 7:00pm 12:00am. Contact Karaine Holness at 203-509-1516 or
Richard Simpson at 203-393-5293.
To
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in
Communication consultant, Sharon Gordon

poses with Jamaican-born youth dancer,
Dougie Baldeo after his performance at the
Jamaica Independence Ball
drews Parish Church in Kingston, Jamaica delivered the invocation.

Sam Wright of Quality Auto Mall was
the Grand Marshall and presented the JICFI
with a donation of $30,000; $10, 000 from
Quality Auto Mall; $10,000 from Ford Motor
Company and $10,000 from Ford Motor
Credit. The packed house was treated to a stellar presentation by violinist, Nadje Leslie and
10 year old dancer, Dougie Baldeo who is currently starring in the award wining Kinky
Boots on Broadway. FAB 5 kept the audience
dancing and singing along to tunes like,

"Shaving Cream". Mari Issacs surprised
everyone with a special performance and Gem
Myers took it another level with her amazing
performance, especially her rendition of Jennifer Holiday's classic, "And I Am Telling
You." Deejay music was provided by DJ Prentice and Soul Tone Disco. Mistress of Ceremonies was Ruschelle Boone of NY1 News
who was assisted by Bob DeSouza, of
TransContinental Express Shippers. Kudos to
the JICFI Planning Committee.
Aren't these the things Consultant Calls On Caribbean

To Tap Into Voluntourism
we should think on?
pen eyes but blinded thoughts, for the

capacity to which you think on the universe is a way bigger platform.
Judgmental ways because your everyday is spent socializing in an environment
where only white collar is superiority, looking down on your own as inferiority.
Help not your sister's because you
think you will not win the race but little did
you know the race is not among ourselves
but among the congressmen.
We aim for the stars yet they display
our stars on social media as the ones that
twerk and not work.
Am I delusional to believe that diplomas and degrees were made to side track us,
as we waste four years of our lives for
something that will not aid to elevate us,
HAYLEY
GRANT
By
Psychologist, Bsc
Entrepreneur
rather humiliate us, for tuition and fees were

not made to be afforded by us.
Real estate my people dream of but the
real estate was the ones my ancestors
worked on to ensure that you and I will be
able to afford one to live on. So that their
sweat and blood do not go to waste
Aren't these the things we should think
on as we consider our next mission.
By Bevan Springer,
Marketplace Excellence
bevan@marketplaceexcellence.com
he Caribbean may be missing an important opportunity by not fully tapping into the growing volunteer tourism or
"voluntourism" market, according to veteran community development expert and
nonprofit advisor Kwayera Archer-Cunningham.
With more than 25 years of experience
as a nonprofit leader, Archer-Cunningham,
who travels frequently between her Jamaica
and New York offices, said many tourists
are traveling to the region with a desire to
have a positive impact and make a difference in addition to having fun.
"Unfortunately, too often there are not
enough avenues that are visible for visitors
to figure out how they can help before they
leave and go back home," she lamented.
"Many people have great intentions.
They want to figure out how they can make
the region a home away from home, not
just by enjoying the beach, but also volunteering for an hour or helping a school whether by contributing towards the cost of
a computer or a smart board," said ArcherCunningham, who specializes in community and organizational development,
philanthropy, and social entrepreneurship.
Archer-Cunningham believes that the
hospitality industry, especially hotels,
should be encouraged to establish strategic
partnerships with local and regional media
to increase awareness of the social and philanthropic needs within the destination. "We
need broad communications channels so
that people traveling to the Caribbean - either single or multiple destinations - receive
the information and access they need to
make decisions about how they can contribute their time, dollars and energy," she
commented.
Kwayera Archer-Cunningham
According to Carrie Kahn, National

Public Radio's international correspondent,
more than 1.6 million volunteer tourists are
spending about US $2 billion each year.
Archer-Cunningham's firm Global Ase
facilitates social transformation by creating
strong relationships between the people
who want to help and people who need
help.
Global Ase is an international firm established to assist leaders, organizations,
corporations and communities who are
working for social good. The organization,
with locations in both the Caribbean and
the United States, is dedicated to focusing
its efforts on those who believe the world
can be a better place for all, with an emphasis on building social, cultural and economic partnerships.
For further information, visit
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Events Schedule for West Indian Day Carnival
n Thursday, September 3rd New

York Caribbean Carnival Week 2015
activities kick off at 8:00pm with a unique
Caribbean Freedom Festival, featuring
KES the Band, costume competitions and
Herbet Holler & the Freedom Party
NYC.
On Friday, September 4th, the annual

Stay In School Concert and College Fair
begins at 10:00am and the popular Brass
Fest concert starts at 8:00pm features Ricardo Drue (2015 Antigua Soca
Monarch), Lyrikal (Trinidad), Skinny
Fabulous (St. Vincent 2015 Soca & Power
Monarch), Pressure Busspipe (Virgin Is-
lands), Ravi B (Trinidad 2015 Chutney

Soca Monarch) and headliners Bunji Garlin (2013 Soul Train Award recipient),
Soca diva Fay-Ann Lyons & the Asylum
Vikings Band, hosted by DJ Redman
(107.9FM) and MC Wassy.
Saturday, September 5th, starts off with

the Junior Kiddies Carnival at 11:00am
and at 8:00pm attendants will enjoy the
sweet sounds of steel pan music at the annual Panorama showcase, where 11 steel
orchestras vie for the 2015 Steel Band
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performances by Dexta Daps, Kymani
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Ching Ching, T.I.F.A., Ding Dong, Kranium, Tiger, Johnny P, Flourgon, the Nomads the Band and more exciting special
guests. The daylong anniversary celebration begins at noon and will run until
8:00pm. Tickets can be purchased online
at www.iriejamradio.com or at participating outlets.
On that same evening WIADCA will

showcase the legends in Caribbean music
with performances by the Mighty Sparrow, David Rudder, Swallow (Antigua)
and Edwin Yearwood (Barbados 2015
Sweet Soca Monarch), plus the King &
Queen of the Bands Competition.
All staged events will occur behind the

Brooklyn Museum, with the exception of
the Irie Jam Anniversary Celebration,
which will take place at Roy Wilkins Park
in Jamaica Queens. Events will run from
Thursday, September 3rd through Monday, September 7th (Labor Day), culminating with the New York Caribbean
Carnival, North Americas largest street
parade/dance party on Eastern Parkway
from 11:00am 6:00pm.
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manager, Pepsi-Cola Jamaica and Oswald Reid, West Indian Brand Manager, Iberia Foods Corp at the relaunch of
the Jamaican grapefruit drink, Ting held last Friday at Miss Lilly's in New York City.
CONGRATS MOM:
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Joyce Maitland at her recent birthday party held in the Bronx.
NEW LEADERSHIP for POSITIVE CHANGE

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IS ACCESSIBLE TO RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES AND WILL CONTINUE HER OPEN-DOOR POLICY
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Council Member Jumaane D. Williams congratulates Errianna Brown

after appointing her to The New York City Youth Council.
Williams Appoints Youth Council
-Photo Credit: William Gerlich, NYC COUNCIL
BROOKLYN:
ouncil Member Jumaane D. Williams
(D-Brooklyn), Deputy Leader and Chair
of the Council's Housing and Buildings Committee on Tuesday announced Errianna
Brown as his appointee to the inaugural class
of The New York City Youth Council from
District 45.
Run in partnership with the Coro New
York Leadership Center, New York City's
premier civic leadership training organization, the New York City Youth Council is a
leadership training program consisting of 49
members, one from each district with a sitting
lawmaker.
"I am happy to announce that Errianna
will be the first Youth Council Member to
represent the 45th District," said Council
Member Williams. "Errianna is a bright, am-
bitious senior at NEST+m High School

whose strong academic performance and
community involvement have made her an
outstanding youth leader. She has also served
as an intern in my district office, handling
constituent affairs, community outreach and
more, and has been an active member of my
youth council Students Taking Action Today
(STAT)."
Errianna is an East Flatbush resident and
senior at NEST+m High School who has significant work experience in education, community organizations and government. She is
a coach for the Brooklyn Titans Football and
Cheer Organization, the President of Students
Taking Action Today (STAT), and was the
Vice President of the "Next Gen Vest Club,"
an organization that helps students obtain internships.
BEAUTY CARE
ELECTROLYSIS
HAIR ODYSSEY 2
A Trend in Hair Removal
y focus in the past article was hair removal for men. In this article I will
continue on the same thread however the
method of hair removal is Electrolysis for
both men and women.
Electrolysis is the process of removing
one hair at a time. The hair can be removed
from the face or body. The electrolysis device destroys the growth center of the hair.
The hair is destroyed either by chemical
or heat. Note, a probe is inserted into the hair
follicle and the hair is removed needle electrolysis which is the only way to ensure permanent hair removal.
Although the method is very similar to
laser removal there are differences in the
amount of time to obtain permanent
results, the cost variable and the
quality of work from the Electrologist. Never can it be said all Electrologists are the same! The level of
care, time and concern for the
clients differentiates and distinguishes one Electrologist from another.
As a perspective client take time and do
your homework if you are considering electrolysis as a means of hair removal. Keep the
following in though as you go through the
process:
Ask for consultation, meet the electorogist one on one for a private consultation.
Ask a friend who may have had the
electrolysis done in the past; ask them for
factual information and also personal experience working with the Electrologist.
Inquire into professional certification of
the Electrologist
Beauty
Skincare
By Marcia Meikle-Naughton
Licensed Esthetician &
Makeup Artist
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Ensure the Electrologist attended an accredited school and the certification is

prominently displayed in the place of business.
Find out the type of techniques that is
being use by the Electrologist. Ask about
Needle Electrolysis which is the only permanent way of hair removal; in other words
the hair does not grow again.
Lastly, be observant during your
consultation, look closely at the facility and ensure the place is clean.
Ask questions a lot of questions,
do not be shy.
Note, there are many promotions online
advertising for inexpensive services keep
in mind you want to get the best for your
money. Electrolysis is extremely time consuming however the benefit is that the hair
removal is permanent.
Just as an example an area as the upper
lip may on average cost between $400 to
$900 and will involve many hours. The
treatment for that small area requires retreatment that may last up to 2 years for ongoing
sessions.
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ADVICE COLUMN
Girlfriend Becomes Invisible

When Son Spends the Weekend
Dear Divine Diva:

have been dating a divorced man, "Chris,"
for four years. He has a son who is 16. On
the weekends Chris has his son, I become the
"invisible girlfriend."
Sometimes the three of us will go to a
movie or out to eat, but I am never welcome
to spend the night.
Chris and I have talked about living together, but never in depth. Unless I bring it
up, he never says anything about it. When
Valentine's Day came around, Chris asked if
we could celebrate it a few days late because
he was scheduled to have his son that night.
I was heartbroken because even a Valentine dinner for the three of us was out.
I am beginning to think there is no future
with Chris. He seems fine just dating and
seeing me every other weekend as someone
to hang out with, but not to commit to. Suggestions? -Dismissed In Fleetwood
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Online Boyfriend Shies Away

From Face-to-to-Face Meetings
Dear Divine Diva:

met a guy online. We have been dating
for some time now. We have a wonderful
connection and have our dates on Skype.
The problem is, we have never met in person.
Every time we plan on meeting, he
shuts up for a time, isn't reachable, then
suddenly reappears and makes excuses,
asking me to forgive him and plan another
meeting. Should I still believe this will happen anytime soon?
-Left Hanging In White Plains
Dear Left Hanging:

'm sorry to be the bearer of bad tidings,
but something smells fishy here. "Cat
fishy." From where I sit, it appears your
wonderful connection may be only your
connection to the Internet.
A person who does this repeatedly may
not be who he has represented himself to
be. Do not count on him for anything.Always Divine Diva
Dear Dismissed:
When you started dating Chris, his son was
12. It seems to me that what he has done is
put his parenting responsibilities before anything else, and I respect that.
If romance and marriage are what you're
looking for, I suggest you stop asking Chris
about living together and ask instead about
whether the two of you have a future. Chris
has been treating you like a friend with benmore information at
efits for four years. The pattern is set and it
isn't likely to change by itself.
Always Divine Diva
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write letters, or pay your bills when you
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Boredome -- Alternatives like talking
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Learn how your local government's zoning ordinances may affect your business. Not
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Federal agencies do not provide grants for
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