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AMAICAN triple world record holder Usain Bolt has been listed at number 63 on the Forbes top 100 highest paid sports personalities list. Bolt earned US$20.3 million over the last 12 months, with most of his money coming from endorsements and contracts. His highest sponsor is sporting goods company Puma, which pays the athlete US$9 million annually. Bolt reportedly earned US$300,000 for his on the track exploits over the last 12 months. Heading the list of highest paid athletes is boxer Floyd Mayweather, who earned US$85 million. Mayweather unseated golfer Tiger Woods from the top spot he held over the last seven years. Woods is third on the list, with earnings of US$59.4 million. Also included on the list are Indian cricketers Mahendra Singh Doni (31) and Sachin Tendulkar (78).
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or many in the immigrant community, June 16th, 2012 will be a day they remember with joy and gratitude. It was on this memorable date that President Barack Obama announced that he would halt the deportation of an estimated 800,000 young undocumented immigrants refer to as Dreamers. The president without the consent or support of congress announced this new policy. The policy change directed the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to offer deferred action status to Dreamers who entered the US illegally or without inspection. Under the new deferred action policy, United States Citizen and Immigration Services (USCIS) will exercise prosecutorial discretion and permit these Dreamers to apply for work authorization. The new policy also applies to Dreamers already in deportation or removal proceedings in front of an immigration court or judge. Many have referred to President Obamas new policy as the Dream Act, but it is not. The policy change announced by the president on June 16th, 2012 is a temporary relief from deportation for certain class of undocumented immigrants; this relief must be renewed every two years.
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This new policy does not provide a path to citizenship or legal permanent residence. While the Dream Act voted on in both houses of congress provided a path to citizenship and legal permanent residence. In spite of its limitations the Presidents efforts to address a broken immigration system was welcome by most American and by all in the immigrant community. The new policy stop the deportation of undocumented immigrants who entered the US under the age of sixteen, and who are under the age of 31 as of June 15th, 2012. Continued on page 4
Pe sident Barack Oba ma announc ed tha t he would halt the de porta tion of an e stima ted 800 ,0 00
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e all agree that the job of any police office or security personnel could be very dangerous and life threatening. In fact, the families of these officers are always in fear for their own security and protection. It is a very hard and risky job that most people would never consider. However, police officers especially those from the New York Police Department (NYPD) are notorious for harassing and abusing their authorities when dealing with civilians especially Blacks and Latinos. The situation was out of control to the point that in 1993, under the leadership of former New York City Mayor David N.
NYPD officers continue to harass African Americans?

Dinkins, the Civilian Complaint Review Board was established as the largest civilian oversight agency of its kind within the United States, and investigates thousands of civilian complaints each year. Despite the weaknesses and inefficiencies of the Complaint Review Board several hundred NYPD officers were disciplined or fired since its inception. From all reports the Board keeps indiscipline cops in checked. However, too often reports surface of police brutality, excessiveness and the killing of innocent civilians. The killing of Ramarley Graham is among the cases. He was killed in the bathroom of his grandmother's residence. The police tried to lie about the incident and claimed Ramarley attacked them with a weapon. The facts only came to light after security cameras showed the police officers breaking into Ramarleys home. After several months of protest and investigations, the 31year-old NYPD officer Richard Haste who shot dead the unarmed teenager was indicted on manslaughter charges. It is clear that officer Haste excerised poor judgment in his attempt to apprehend Ramarley for what ever reasons.
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The questionthat is being asked, why would an NYPD officer, knowing that there are laws to protect civilians from police actions continue to aggressively chase an unarmed person in violation of his human rights? We understand that a significant number of cases involving police abuse or infringement on the rights of civilians especially among the African Americans were never reported. Nevertheless, we hope justice will prevail and the family of Ramarley will be reassured and compensated for their lost. A child is however, priceless to any parent.
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ver the last few years, the state of black love and the single black, bitter female, has come to the forefront with such movies as, Waiting to Exhale and For colored girls who have considered suicide when the rainbow is enuf. Never before has there been such a microscopic eye focused on our relationships, as young women, previously repressed and afraid to discuss what ails them, are finally beginning to open up and tackle the elephant in the room. Why are so many black women unmarried and without a steady partner by their side? Specifically, why do so many strong independent black women, remain unmarried and find it difficult to find love? Is it because we have nothing to choose from or do we have too many to choose from; so therefore we hesitate to choose? Although statistics show that the percentage of black people marrying is more than it has been since the late 1970s, the overall average of black women who will remain unmarried is staggering, if not frightening. According to the statistics, at least 45% of black women are unmarried and the numbers are even higher if you are a successful black woman. Many things can be attributed to this study, as not only do black women outnumber black men, but many black men are incarcerated, already married, gay, or have married outside of their own race. Many guys however, would state that black women are too bitter, are always fussing and set their standards too high, and so they are then turned off from dating black women or even marrying them. Black women are too strong-willed, too stubborn and too argumentative, I heard a friend of mine say recently. If only you guys could be a little bit more feminine, and not as fussy, we would marry you. As I listened to this crock of baloney that Donovan (of course not his real name), was spewing out of his mouth to me, I calmed myself and really thought about the answer before I gave it to him. So tell me something, I asked him. Why are you single? You being a black man should never, ever be single, as you have too many women
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to choose from. What is your issue, I asked. That of course shut him up immediately! Unfortunately, he has not spoken to me since then. Oh well! Women need to understand and take full control of their love lives. The pickings might be little to non-existent, but we should remain open-hearted, and able to love, as one bad apple does not spoil the whole bunch. Sometimes however, we do wait too long to make up our minds, or even go after the man that we really want and desire. This should not be the case, as really life is short as they say, and we have to seize the moment. Get excited about your life is what Dr. Phil from the Dr. Phil show would inspire you to do, and I agree with that 100%. Out there
somewhere is your prince charming, maybe not on a white horse and with the best of credit, but with a heart to love you, your weaknesses and also your strengths. He will look you in the eye and say, Baby, where have you been all my life, as I could have used your support by my side a long time ago. The unfortunate thing is that we do not see our own beauty at times and allow so many things to take control of our lives. I myself never allow a man to affect me that much, and will forever know the beauty of Sandy Daley.
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And as I said to the ex-lover that I surprised the other day by just showing up at his home to ask, Hey, why are you acting as emotional as a female when I see you in public?I am not too sure what you mean, he replied, as he opened the door slightly, just enough for me to glimpse the big-breasted girl in his bed. Oh brother, I thought. This man has no idea who he is dealing with as I am no bitter black woman. So we are good then right?, as I blew him a kiss and walked away. I know my strengths and I am a butterfly like no other!
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Continued from page 1 The policy further requires that the undocumented immigrant be in the US for five continuous years, have not been convicted of a felony or significant misdemeanor offense, or three or more non-significant misdemeanor and graduate from high school with a diploma or earn a GED or serve in the military. The eligible immigrant may apply for work authorization that is renewable every two years with no limitation on future application. Under this new policy, children under sixteen years old who are undocumented cannot apply for deferred action but cant be deported before then, either. DHS is currently working on the details of the process that must be followed by each applicant. Right now, there is no process for individuals to affirmatively apply for deferred action. Do not apply now because your application will be rejected. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will devise a plan within 60 days (before August 14, 2012) that allows people 15 and older to affirmatively apply for both deferred action and work authorization. People with final orders of removal will also apply to USCIS. Applicants whose application has been denied will be refer to ICE if the applicant has a criminal conviction or if there is a finding of fraud in his or her request.
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embers of the Gospel Foundation Church located at 707 E 214th Street in the Bronx are mourning the death of their pastor Bernard Johnson, 43, who was shot and killed in on Sunday (June 17). According to Bronx Crime reports Johnson died on the spot. The police are still looking for the killer and a motive. Friend and colleague Minister Paula Rattary described Johnson as wonderful leader who is always willing to give good advice to anybody and he will be missed. In a message on the churchs website Johnson said, One of the greatest privileges of serving as Bishop of Gospel Foundation Church of God, is having the opportunity to bring together the right people at the right time to make a great impact on our community.
Some residents in Brooklyn will have an easier time finding a parking space starting Monday. That's when alternate side parking rules will be suspended in parts of Sunset Park and Greenwood Heights. Crews will begin installing new signs about the reduced parking regulations. The suspension will last about six weeks. This is the second phase of reducing street cleaning from twice a week to once a week. As for the first phase, the new parking rules for parts of Sunset Park, Greenwood Heights and Windsor Terrace go into effect on Monday, July 2.
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Laurelton, NY: ew York City Councilman James Sanders, Jr. (D-Laurelton) joined with national and regional chapters of the NAACP and thousands of other protestors in Manhattan last Sunday in a silent march led by the Reverend Al Sharpton against the injustice of Stop & Frisk, an NYPD policy that allows officers to detain and search citizens on any suspicion of carrying a weapon. The highly controversial practice has been deeply flawed from the beginning, serving as little more than a means to legalize racial profiling and granting police officers near free reign to harass anyone they suspect may be carrying a weapon, regardless of actual physical evidence. Not surprisingly, the policy has come down hardest on communities and individuals of color, who have borne the brunt of the stops and searches. The silent march along fifth avenue on Sunday was made all the more symbolic by the fact that it took place on Fathers Day, with hundreds of fathers marching in lock step with their sons to fight what could easily become a generational scourge of prejudice and rampant injustice.
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I am so proud to have stood with Rev. Sharpton, the NAACP, and thousands of other New Yorkers, black and white, male and female, from every religious and ethnic background, to take a stand against the discriminatory practice of James Sanders Stop & Frisk, said the Councilman Councilman.
fter a long battle with colon cancer Jamaican-born Bronx resident and community leader Melody Fraser succumbed to the disease on June 14 at her family home in Spanish Town, Jamaica WI. She was 55 years old. The funeral service in honor of Fraser is scheduled for Saturday (June 23) at the Bethlehem Evangelical Church of Christ with interment at Dovecot Memorial Park, both in Spanish Town. Fraser is a former secretary of the Jamaica Impact, Inc., a not-for-organization that focuses on helping children and other charities in Jamaica. She is survived by husband, Leroy and three children.
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By Kim Waitwood Street Hype Crime Reporter fter several weeks of protects and public outcry, Bronx District Attorney Robert T. Johnson announced on June 13 the indictment and arrest of a New York City Police Officer for the shooting death last Winter of Ramarley Graham, an 18year-old unarmed civilian. The grand jury charged Police Officer Richard Haste, 31, with one count of Manslaughter in the first degree, a Class B felony offense, and one count of Manslaughter in the second degree, a Class C felony offense. Conviction of the most serious Class B felony charge is punishable by a maximum sentence of up to 25 years imprisonment. If Haste is found guilty of the less serious Class C felony offense, the maximum sentence allowed by law would be no more than 15 years imprisonment. Haste, a Bronx resident assigned to the 47th Precinct, was arraigned before Acting State Supreme Court Justice Martin Marcus. The officer pleaded not guilty to charges. His attorneys and union say Haste shot him because he believed the teen had a gun. The judge set bail at $50,000 cash or bond and adjourned the case to Thursday, September 13, 2012 in State Supreme Court Part 60. Graham was shot to death in a bathroom in his home on East 229th Street on February 2, 2012. The indictment alleges that Haste caused the death while act-
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ing with intent to cause serious physical injury (to Ramarley Graham) by shooting him. The grand jury also alleges that the defendant had acted recklessly in causing Grahams death. Since February, Graham's family and members of the Bronx community held weekly marches to the police precinct to demand the indictment of the involved officers. "He and Richard Haste were within feet of each other and Ramarley Graham was not in possession of a deadly weapon," said Bronx District Attorney Robert Johnson. "No matter what transpired previously, it is our position that one could not form a reasonable belief that they were in jeopardy of deadly physical force."
RICHARD HASTE, 31 NYD Police Officer A grand jury charged him with one count of Manslaughter in the shoting death of Ramarley Graham, an 18-year-old unarmed civilian.
Sitting in the courtroom, Graham's parents cried as they listened to how and why their son was shot. "Haste is going home to his family, and when we leave here we are going to the cemetery," said Franclot Graham, Ramarley's father. "I keep asking why did he kill our son? Why, why, why did he kill our son?" "We can't keep killing our kids," said Constance Malcolm, Ramarley Graham's mother. "It has to stop. Something has to come out of this." Outside the courtroom, both supporters of Haste and Graham gath-
PARENTS CRY FOR JUSTICE: The parents of Ramarley Graham, Frank Graham and Constance Malcolm walk to make a statement to the media outside the courthouse in New York, Wednesday, (June 13). New York City Police Dept. officer Richard Haste has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter charges in the February shooting of Graham. Police pursued Graham into his Bronx home last February. He was shot once at close range.
Police collected more than 50 weapons during a gun buyback in Queens last Saturday. The New York City Police Department said 55 weapons were turned in at St. Benedict the Moor Church in Jamaica, including 19 semi-automatic handguns.
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ered to voice their thoughts. "There are no winners here," said the Reverend Al Sharpton. "Though we wanted to see a case, we do not celebrate today. The parents have lost a son. The court cannot give them their child back and we are not trying to see revenge. Were trying to seek justice." The case is being prosecuted by Senior Trial Assistant District Attorney Donald Levin and Assistant District Attorney Peter Kennedy of the Investigations Division.
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he governing People's National Party, PNP says it will not consult with Jamaicans on whether to retain the Privy Council as the final appellate court. In a six point statement , the PNP's Legal Adviser Senator A. J. Nicholson drove home the party's reasons for not supporting the Opposition Jamaica Labour's Party consistent calls for a referendum to be held on the matter. Senator Nicholson noted that neither in the country's Constitutional arrangements nor in the judgement of the Judicial Committee is there any requirement other than than that of a two-thirds majority vote to be obtained in each House of Parliament for Jamaica to subscribe the Appellate Jurisdiction of the Caribbean Court of Justice. Senator Nicholson argued that there are Jamaicans who wish to have a referendum, without taking note of the cost factor--that of hundreds of millions of dollars - when that's not required by law or constitutionally provided for. Moreover, he noted that such a move is fraught with great danger to Jamaica's judicial system. Senator Nicholson did not stop there, he argued that access to the country's courts-at whatever level-is one of the fundamental rights to which Jamaicans are entitled.
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Dressed in green prison fatigues, R. Allen Stanford entered a federal courthouse in Houston today to hear U.S. District Judge David Hitner pronounce his prison sentence. The decision: 110 years. Prosecutors had asked that the onetime billionaire financier get 230 years in prison. (note: Bernard Madoff is serving 150 years). The prosecutor told Judge Hitner, 230 years will not get anyone their money back but on sleepless nights they will know that he got the maximum. I think 110 years will give them just as much comfort. During the proceeding, Stanfords attorney, Ali Fazel, objected to the use of the term Ponzi scheme, but Hittner said the evidence at trial justified it. Its not like Stanford could be any more insulted. The prosecutors also compared him to Bernie Madoff. That too caused Fazel to speak up on behalf of Stanford by saying of Madoff, he didnt invest time in anything. Not sure what he was going for with that comment but I took it that Stanford worked harder at his fraud than did Madoff. Speaking on his own behalf, Stanford recounted his last three years, including his beating in September 2009. The best that he could say as a compliment for those who prosecuted him was, I wouldnt wish this on them. While he acknowledged that he felt sorry for depositors, employees and his own family for the failure of Stanford Financial, he managed to slip in, Im not a thief, and, I never defrauded anyone. Victims in the courtroom, all dressed in black, begged to differ.
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One of the victims, Jaime Escalona, who represented Latin American victims, addressed the court. Looking at Stanford he said, You sir are a dirty, rotten, scoundrel. The other victim spokesman, Angela Shaw of the Stanford Victims Coalition, said of Stanford, He took our lives as we knew them.
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By Athaliah Reynolds-Baker KINGSTON, Jamaica (JIS) -inister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Anthony Hylton, said the government of Jamaica is working to implement a system called mobile money, which will allow customers to carry out monetary transactions using their mobile phones. Speaking during the 2012/13 Sectoral Debate in the House of Representatives on Wednesday, Hylton said the system is being developed in collaboration with the Development Bank of Jamaica, and will be initially rolled out through a pilot project, following analysis by the Bank of Jamaica (BoJ). Mobile Money is expected to allow customers to check bank account balances and make payments via their mobile phones, as well as transfer funds from person to person. This has the potential to reduce transaction costs for micro-finance institutions which will lead to a reduction in interest rates to micro-borrowers, and greater stimulation of economic activities, he stated. Hylton said that similar systems are popular in places such as Kenya, where they serve to increase access to financial services by persons who do not normally have a bank account.
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s a practicing Immigration Attorney, I applaud the Administrations recent announcement on June 15, 2012 that younger immigrants may be eligible for "Deferred Action" and work authorization. Until such time that Congress passes the DREAM Act, the Administrations announcement provides welcome relief for young people who have been out of status through no fault of their own. The policy will grant qualified immigrants the opportunity to live free from fear of deportation and allow them to work legally in the United States. Travel authorization is still being discussed and this issue will be resolved in the upcoming weeks as part of the implementation plan. To qualify, an individual must: have arrived in the U.S. when they were under the age of sixteen; have continuously resided in the U.S. for at least five years prior to June 15, 2012 and have been present in the U.S. on June 15, 2012; currently be in school, have graduated from high school, have a GED, or be an honorably discharged veteran of the U.S. Coast Guard or the U.S. Armed Forces; not have been convicted of a felony offense, a "significant misdemeanor offense," three or more non-significant misdemeanors, or otherwise pose a threat to national security or public safety; and have been under thirty-one years old on June 15, 2012. The deferred action offer will be available to those in removal proceedings, those with final removal orders, as well as to those who apply affirmatively.
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Those who meet the criteria will be eligible to receive deferred action for a period of two years, subject to renewal. Although this guidance takes effect immediately, implementation of the application process will occur within sixty days, by the middle of August. In the interim, it is advisable that intending applicants begin the process of putting their paperwork in order. Documents sufficient for an individual to meet the criteria include but is not limited to: financial records, medical records, school records, diplomas, GED certificates, report cards, school transcripts, military personnel records, and military health records. Until the process has been announced by the federal government, one should be careful not to pay fees to anyone claiming they can submit an application for deferred action. This is especially important if you are not currently in removal proceedings. It is imperative that intending applicants contact a Licensed Attorney for more information on applying for deferred action.
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eggae Boyz goal-keeper Donovan Ricketts is set to miss the next few World Cup qualifiers in the CONCACAF semi-final round with a knee injury. He damaged his patella during Friday nights 2-1 win over Guatemala at the national stadium, and was replaced by Dwayne Miller early in the first. The team will depart shortly for Antigua and Barbuda, the opponents for their second qualifier to be contested on Wednesday.
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The European Championship continues to be marred by allegations of racism prompting UEFA to begin a probe into alleged racist chanting during the matches between Spain and Italy and Russia versus Czech republic. A Spanish fans' group has said some of its supporters abused Manchester city and Italy striker Mario Balotelli. Czech Republic defender Theodor Gebre Selassie told reporters he "noticed" racist chants directed at him.
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West Indies ended their tour of England without a single victory after they were thrashed by seven wickets in their one-off 20 international at Nottingham. The regional side started poorly but recovered from 36 for 3 to post 172 for 4, thanks to Dwayne Smith who made 70 from 54 balls, Dwayne Bravo 54 from 36
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LeBron James and the Miami Heat found a way over one of the oddest hurdles they've faced in an otherwise strong start to the season: They've finally beaten the Milwaukee Bucks. James scored 35 points on 16 for 21 shooting and the Heat used a third-quarter surge to beat the Bucks 114-96 on Monday night. Brandon Jennings said the Bucks are more worried about their recent skid -- they've lost five of seven since that Feb. 1 win -- than they are about beating the Heat two out of three times. "I mean, it would have been nice to beat them three (times) but right now, for us, we need to try to get back on track," said Jennings, who scored 12 points. "We're not really thinking about, 'Yeah, we beat them twice and they beat us once."
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avid Rudishas first American visit will be as memorable to himself as well to the thousands of spectators who watched him dominated the field at Icahn Stadium on Randalls Island on June 9, the sixth stop in the Adidas Grand Prix Samsung Diamond League. He was on pace after the 400m mark with a time of 49.06 closely behind the pacemaker Matthew Scherer. He then surged through after Scherer peeled off at 500m leaving his competitors in the distant. Rudisha said I felt great and decided to push a little bit and finished with a time of 1:41:74, only bettered by former World record holders Wilson Kipketer and Sebastian Coe. Defending champion Alfred Kirwa Yego finished second in 1:44:49 and third went to Andrew Osagie 1:44.61. Rudishas primary rival, Abubaker Kaki, who jogged off the track at 450m said Im fine, nothing wrong. Reigning Olympic Champion Shelly-Ann Frazer Pryce made an impressive performance in the 100m in a time of 10.92, the fastest time so far this year. Frazer Pryce said my training has been going well, its who come out better on the day. Second place went to Tianna Madison in a personal best of 10.97, Jeter 11.05, Felix 11.07 and Baptiste 11.07 rounds off the top five.
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ilsa Wright, the author of Related Affairs brings another thrilling, sensual and provocative novel to intrigue readers once more. Entitled Star Boy the book has been a huge success on Kindle and Amazon with reviews and sales. Star Boy book series; delivers a playful erotic fiction filled with excitement about Brian Lane, a young Jamaican Cricketers love story. In this first installment, Tania Watson and Brian Lane share a love affair steaming from high school, which leads to exciting drama in Star Boy 2, set to be released in September 2012. Wright, a New York based author and publisher of SymMagazine teams up with fellow Camperdown High School past student singing sensation Gmac. They are both cross-promoting their projects, as a marketing tool to reach a larger audience. Gmacs new single Man a Star is produced by Maldini from High Expectations Productions. Wright says Star Boy is 99% fiction with 1% of her story! One then wonders who the real Star Boy in this book is. Some readers think its Gmac himself, and others think Star Boy Brian Lane truly played Cricket for the West Indies. Does he really? You wont know
n Wednesday June 20 dancehall entertainer Glendale Goshia Gordon more popularly known as Busy Signal made his first appearance in a US Court following his extradition on Tuesday. Reports are that his attorney did not appear at the brief hearing in Minneapolis. The entertainer is due to be formally charged next week. Busy Signal was arrested last month on an extradition warrant
he acclaimed Braata Folk Singers of New York will present their most ambitious production to date, with Boonoonoonoos-A Celebration A Wi People- their 2012 gala concert in tribute to Jamaicas fiftieth anniversary of independence. The onetime- only event will take place on Saturday June 30 at 8pm, at the Jamaica Performing Arts Center, 153-10 Jamaica Avenue in Queens. As a celebration befitting this milestone year in Jamaicas history, Boonoonoonoos will take its audi-
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ences on a nostalgic trip through the evolution of Jamaican music, with songs from several genres including Mento, Ska, Rocksteady, Reggae and Dancehall. The show will also pay musical tribute to Jamaican icons who have impacted the world in various fields, including Marcus Garvey, Bob Marley, Courtney Walsh , The Hon. Louise Bennett Coverley and Noel Dexter, Artistic Director of the internationally acclaimed University Singers.
amaican-born Film-maker, Writer, Director, Actor and Producer, Cleon James, who hails from Montego Bay is the mastermind behind yet another block buster movie entitled Green Card. The film, Green Card, is based on the all so familiar story of Caribbean people making their way to the United States with hopes of attaining the American dream. The story explores the decisions they make and how they get to their goals following the ups and downs and misconceptions that can be formed in a bid to obtain a Green Card. Veteran dancehall star Spragga Benz who previously starred in two hit films, Shottas and Brooklyn Babylon, where he portrays himself, plays the role of Ricarlo, a moorish Rastaman who has a Caucasion girlfriend, but is not very keen about getting married for the papers. James said the dream of doing movies started when he was a little boy watching television, I used to see the characters on screens and wondered how they got there. I knew that one day I would do it.
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he Health Department clarified mobile food vending regulations in an effort to help improve the sanitary practices of New York Citys vibrant street food culture. The reformulated regulations better explain equipment requirements to improve vendors sanitary practices and decrease the threat of food-borne illnesses, expand options for storing vending units overnight, and improve oversight of operations. New York City is the capital of mobile food vending and these modifications will make enjoying this part of the citys culinary culture safer for diners, said Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley. Were also clarifying the requirements for food vendors, making compliance simpler and more transparent. If the proposed regulations are adopted, permit holders, who may not always operate the cart or truck, will be required to appear in person when the cart or
Health Department Promotes Mobile Food Safety Practices

truck is inspected before the permit is issued. This will reinforce the role of the permit holder in adhering to high food safety standards. Unannounced inspections will continue to occur on the city streets during hours when vendors are operating so the Department can observe food preparation and handling. Tightened permitting procedures will also help the Department clamp down on the illegal renting of mobile food permits. Permit holders must notify the Department of all authorized vendors. The changes, if adopted, will simplify equipment requirements that correlate to the type of food sold and cooking methods used to help vendors meet sanitary standards. A vending unit where raw meat is cooked, for example, has to be equipped with a sink for washing hands while a unit selling only prepackaged foods would not. Facilities that store trucks and carts overnight
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will have to maintain a daily log of the date and time vending units enter and exit. While food carts have become a fixture on New York City streets, the proposed changes will help ensure that a balance is kept between the needs of both vendors and pedestrians. Cart size for all vendors that do not prepare food, including Green Carts that specialize in fresh fruits and vegetables, would be capped at five feet in width and ten feet in length. The size for all non-motor vehicle carts would be subject to the same size limits. Vendors and consumers are invited to submit comments on the proposed rules by July 19 for a hearing on the proposal. The rules and a summary of the major proposed changes are available on the Departments website. For more information on the proposal please see:
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Josephine Infante, the Founder and President of HPEDC stated "Congratulations to Marcia on achieving this certificate! It is always pleasing when one of our own achieves further education and certifications that improve the worth of our staff, the organization and our community" Cameron has been the Director of the Bronx Women's Business Resource Center for the past two and a half years. Prior to joining the Women's center Ms. Cameron worked for both J.P.Morgan Chase and Wachovia Bank for over 10 years. In both positions she earned awards and accolades from her employers. Cameron believes that this will help her to further assist the Entrepreneurial Community in providing access to financing. The National Development Council was established in 1969 and is a non-profit organization specializing in economic and housing development training and technical assistance for community development. The Bronx Women's Business Resource Center is the small business assistance division of the Hunts Point Economic Development Corporation and is funded by the Small Business Administration and the New York State Entrepreneurial Assistance Program.
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By Rob Seitz n June 28th, the National Minority Business Council will continue the celebration of its 40th Anniversary by presenting awards to individuals and organizations that support its mission of enhancing the success and profitability of the small business community, especially women, minority and veteran-owned businesses through its advocacy work on all levels of government and with major corporations committed to a diversified workforce and supplier chain. NMBC CEO and President, John F. Robinson, announced that William Bill C. Thompson, Chair of New York State Gov. Andrew M. Cuomos Minorityand Women-owned Business Enterprise Team will be the keynote speaker at the awards ceremony and reception. The event will be hosted by BNY Mellon, a long-time corporate supporter of the not-for-profit advocacy group for minorityowned businesses including people of color, women and veterans, at One Wall St., New York, June 28th, from 5:30 PM 8:00 PM. In a statement, Thompson, the former New York City Comptroller and 2013 Mayoralhopeful, stated that NMBC is more significant than ever in an era when more and more individuals are launching their own businesses in response to persistentlyhigh unemployment. It offers four-decades of experience in working with all levels of government and Corporate America, opening doors for the equal opportunity to com-
Thompson to speak at Minority Business Council Anniversary
pete for lucrative contracts that will help both new entrepreneurs and established but struggling organizations sustain and grow their businesses and create new jobs in the process. Michael Robinson, NMBC treasurer and chair of the 40th Anniversary committee, said The companies and individuals receiving awards from NMBC are nominated and ultimately, selected by the organizations Board of Directors for the contributions they have made in furthering NMBCs goals and for reflecting the principles for which we stand. The National Minority Business Council, Inc. (NMBC), a not-for-profit 501 (c)(3) corporation, was founded in December 1972. The primary purpose of the organization is to enhance the success and profitability of the small business community through the provision of high-quality services, programs, advocacy and networking support. The secondary purpose is to act as an information clearinghouse for women (MWBE), minority and veteranowned business enterprises. Receiving the Outstanding Public Servant Award will be NYC Commissioner of Small Business Services Rob Walsh. Since his appointment to office during the first term of Mayor Bloombergs administration, Commissioner Walsh and his staff have developed a very compatible and supportive working relationship with NMBC, said Michael Robinson. As a result, many of our members have made important professional contacts within New York City government agencies on account of the ongoing presence that Commissioner Walsh and his staff has had at multiple NMBC events.
William Bill C. Thompson, Chair of New York State Gov. Andrew M. Cuomos Minorityand Women-owned Business Enterprise Team
THE JUDGMENT SEAT OF CHRIST! M BY

any people, Christians and nonChristians alike do not know the difference between the Judgment Seat of God and the great White Throne Judgment. The Judgment Seat of God will take place in Heaven before the start of the Millennium and the White Throne Judgment will take place 1000-years later at the end of the Millennium or Kingdom Age. While the Earth is going through the Great Tribulation the Saints of God will be in Heaven, to stand before the Judgment Seat of God(Rom.14-10). No unsaved person will be there only believers. The purpose of the Judgment Seat of God, will be to judge the works of every believer from each dispensation If any mans work shall be burned, He shall suffer Loss: but He himself shall be saved, yet so by fire(1Cor.3:12-15). The judgment of the believers sins is already past, for Jesus bore our sins in his body on the Cross at Calvary. Our sins never will be brought to our account again, for they have been forgiven and forgotten (Isa. 43-25) (1Peter 2-24). However, a careful error free ledger has been kept of every work the believer has performed since he or she has become a Christian.(Mat.12-36) (Rom.14-12). Believers will be judged on the basis of their.(1) Doctrinal beliefs ---true or false (2)WORDS---good or bad (3) Conduct toward others---kind or unkind (4) Stewardship---faithful or unfaithful (5) Talents--- used or wasted (6) Attitudes--christ-like or selfish (7) Motives--- right or wrong (8)Traits---spiritual or carnal (9) Every deedworthy or worthless. The deeds performed in a worthy manner will be rewarded, but those deeds Christ judges unworthy will be burned and will cause the believer lost rewards (1Cor.3:12-15). The following rewards have been promised for faithful service to the Lord. Victors Crown, Crown of Righteousness, Crown of Rejoicing, Crown of Glory, Crown of Gold and Martyrs Crown. Saints, will be given a mansion in which to live eternally (Jn.14-2) and Christ also will determine the amount of earthly ruler ship given to each saint on the basis of his faithfulness to God in this present life. (Luke 19:12-26) for we shall reign as kings and priests with Christ forever (Rev.1-6) The scripture clearly indicate that it is possible for someone else to take our Crown (Rev.3-11) it benefits every Christian to be diligent in his service to the King of kings and Lord of Lords. Please allow the Holy Spirit to use this article to prepare you to be at ease before the Judgment Seat of God I will meet you there.
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