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ttorney General Eric T. Schneiderman on Monday (September 24) announced the grantees of the Homeowner Protection Program and commitment of $60 million over three years to fund housing counseling and legal services for struggling New York homeowners. The first year of program provides funding at $20 million to aid struggling homeowners across the state who are fighting to avoid foreclosure and remain in their homes. Throughout New York State, 35 legal services organizations and 59 housing counseling agencies will receive over $16.1 million to provide free foreclosure prevention services. An additional $3.9 million has been allocated for training, technical assistance, and other support services to assist homeowners in foreclosure. According to data collected by the New York Federal Reserve, there are more than 140,000 mortgages across the state that are seriously delinquent, defined as in
five nonprofit housing counseling agencies that can assist homeowners at risk of foreclosure. In addition to penalties for past abuses, New Yorks share of the National Mortgage Settlement includes direct relief to victims of wrongful foreclosure conduct and billions of dollars nationwide for loan modifications, including principal reductions for struggling homeowners.
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eville Mitchell, Esq. is an attorney, an educator and a community activist who believes that, at a grassroots level, every person living in and contributing to their community should have a powerful voice within the political arena. Neville Mitchell is the voice of the Bronx12th District! He has his finger on the pulse of the community; he has not only taught within the prison systems on Rikers Island but has also fought for the rights and due process of those accused. He has championed the cause of those whose voice was taken away from them by the authorities, and has shown vision and compassion to the families of victims of senseless crimes and murders within our City.
Neville Mitchell's Campaign Platform (include but is not limited to): 1. Agency Oversight- to end illegal Stop and Frisk procedures by the Police department
2. Education- address policies and review current state of academic achievement; disaggregate and assess the achievement gap among racial minorities and majority students (particularly in reading,mathematics, and the sciences), research/review new policies to ensure academic success; review teacher education/certification policies; investigate teacher preparation programs.
NOW IS THE TIME to elect Neville Mitchell to the Bronx 12th District City Council seat.
3.Legislation- Review/update/revise current and past legislation regarding Land use, education, the environment, city finances, zoning, and city planning.
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n November 6, 2012 Americans will be voting for a president to manage the country for the next four years. The incumbent Democratic president Barack Obama and his Republican rival Mitt Romney are aggressively trying to convince Americans to support their respective candidacy. The State of New York and especially New York City with its large Black population has always demonstrated unwavering loyalty to the Democratic Party and President Obama. As an independent newspaper with no political or religious agenda, Street Hype will always put forward information that could help people as they decide their leaders. We dont think a president should be selected on the basis of race, creed or sex, however in our reality President Obama is being selected based on his color. After four years as president, how does the economic condition of the African-Americans changed under Obama? George Bush left us about $4 trillion in debt. Under Obama, that debt is now $16 trillion. When Obama became president, the unemployment rate was 7.7 percent. Now its 8.1 percent. And, federal governments busi-
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ever date a married man! Why would you want to anyway? You will never be seen as number one -which you are. Also if your affair is ever discovered, he will deny you in a heartbeat. Men who cheat really have no intentions of ever leaving their wives. The only reason why they are with you is to get something that their wife is not giving to them. His wife has now stopped wearing the sexy lingerie and stilettos to bed, and is now in track pants and rollers; no longer trying to appear sexy to her man. Now, the only thing left for him to do is to find himself a little honey on the side, who will continue to fulfill his sexual desires without costing him too much. You, of course, are the schmuck that he has set his eyes on to fill that void. He keeps swearing to you that he is definitely going to divorce her and then marry you! How many affairs ever turn into marriages? You will waste all your life waiting for your Mr. Wonderful to divorce his wife, while your vagina hairs get greyer and greyer from old age. The other thing to consider is that, most times when men do leave their wives and go their separate ways, they rarely get into a relationship with the woman that they were having the affair with. They feel that they are now finally free and can bang as many young chicksexcluding you with the grey vagina hairsthat they can. So what would have been the outcome? You would have wasted all your Saturday nights and holidays, longing for your Mr. Wonderful to be by your side, wishing he was holding you in his arms. He is able to sneak a call here and there, when his wife, who usually is the boss of him, bellows in the background for him to come and take out the garbage. In your mind you are thinking, How could he ever continue to be with her, while I am available with my sexy body and support-
friends with a married man, but do remember that there are lines to draw between your friendships. If you find it getting too cozy, or if you are starting to feel attracted to him which is not a wrong emotion- distance yourself immediately. Being attracted to someone is not wrong, but acting upon the emotion is morally wrong. Unless you are prepared to waste your life on something that will never be yours, dating a married man should never be an option. Besides, why would you ever want to be second to any other woman? There are lots of men out there, so go out and get your own!
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ormer North Castle Republican chairwoman Loronda Murphy of 4 Heather Lane, Greenwich, Connecticut, pled guilty recently to two counts of Residential Mortgage Fraud. Murphys business partner real estate attorney Scott Forcino of 400 Road, New Wilmot Rochelle pled guilty to one count of Criminal Facilitation. From April 2009 to June 2009, operating under the home mortgage closing company Settle One Corporation, with an office located at 428 Main Street in Armonk, New York, the defendants, Murphy and Forcino, engaged in what amounted to a home mortgage fraud "Ponzi" scheme. The targeted homeowner victims each took out a new mortgage on their home through Settle One Corporation with the understanding that Forcino
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would oversee their closing and that money from their new mortgage would pay off their pre-existing mortgage. However, Forcino instead allowed Murphy to fraudulently assume the role of attorney for each closing, and, much to the surprise, homeowner's rather than paying off their pre-existing mortgage, Murphy instead stole portions of their new loan money and left their preexisting mortgage unpaid. Over this time period the pair defrauded five victims including Murphys father.
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Sentencing will be on January 8th, 2013. Murphy faces a maximum of twenty five years in state prison. As a condition of her plea, Murphy will have to pay $720,288 in restitution. The amount paid before sentencing will determine the length of her prison term. Forcino faces a maximum of one year jail. As a condition of his plea, Forcino will resign from the New York State Bar.
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FIRST ADA HONORED BY BROOKLYN WOMEN S BAR ASSOCIATION: (l-r) Supervising Judge Ellen Spoden; District Attorney Hynes; First ADA Anne Swern; Judge Sylvia Hinds-Radix, outgoing President of the Brooklyn Womens Bar Association; and Judge Genine Edwards on September 27 at a ceremony held in Brooklyn to honor Swern for her accomplishments and all the work that she does to serve the Brooklyn community.
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Forest Hills, NY: ity Councilman James Sanders made a surprise appearance on Monday at a ceremony celebrating the renewed commitment of fathers in the lives oftheir children. Sanders, who is the Democratic nominee for State Senate District 10 in southeast Queens, spoke before an auditorium packed with recent graduates of the Forestdale FatheringInitiative. Many of the men were accompanied by their children and partners. At the semiannual Stepping Up ceremony, recent graduates of the program shared their experiences and renewed their pledge to be present, active fathers. The Fathering Initiative is one of the largest programs at Forestdale, an organization dedicated to supporting and empowering Queens families. Every year over 250 fathers enroll inthe Fathering Initiative to strengthen their ability to provide emotional and financial support.
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BRONx: ity fire marshals arrested this weekend a Bronx woman and charged her with intentionally setting a fire in her apartment that led to the death of her boyfriend. Wendy Walston, 46, was charged with manslaughter, arson and reckless endangerment. Fire officials say Walston started the fire on the night of September 12 inside a second-floor apartment she shared with 50year-old Thomas Galvin at 2727 University
ly never employed by Byram Healthcare. The defendant, a tax preparer and owner of Arlannas Accounting Services, a home/office based tax/accounting firm formerly in Mount Vernon, submitted false 2009 tax returns to the New York State Chiara-Monai Hudson, 24 Department of Taxation The total amount of and Finance in the name the loss to New York of four individuals and State totaled more received refund pay- than $121,750. ments from the State in excess of $5,600. Hudson admitted to filing over 100 additional false New York State tax returns between 2010 and 2011 for which New York State refund checks to be issued which totaled in excess of $100,000. She was arrested by investigators from the Westchester County District Attorneys office and the Department of Labor. Bail was set at $500 cash or $1,000 bond. Hudsons next court date is October 17th, 2012. She faces a maximum sentence of seven years in state prison. Assistant District Attorney Nicole Gamble of the Economic Crimes Bureau is prosecuting the case. The charges are merely an accusation and that a defendant is presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty.
aitian have been given an extension on their Temporary Protected Status, living in for another 18 months, beginning Jan. 22, 2013, according to Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano. Next week, the Department of Homeland Security will publish a notice in the Federal Register announcing this decision. The 60-day re-registration period for current Haiti TPS beneficiaries will begin on the day the Federal Register notice publishes. Individuals who have not continuously resided in the United States since Jan. 12, 2011 will not be eligible. The extension of Temporary Protected Status is yet another lifeline for tens of thousands of Haitians living in the U.S., especially South Florida. I applaud the decision by Secretary Janet Napolitano and the Department of Homeland Security. This is the right thing to do given the post-earthquake conditions that still exist in Haiti, says Congresswoman Frederica Wilson, (DFla.). For more information visit, www.uscis.gov/tps or, call 1-800-3755283.
Avenue in Kingsbridge. The fire caused so much smoke that residents on the fifth floor panicked and one man knocked out the windows with his bare hands, leaving graphic blood stains on the building. Other residents saved themselves by hanging out on the roof as more than 100 firefighters put out the flames. Galvin died of his injuries, while 10 other people were seriously hurt, including a four-year-old child.
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Kingston, Jamaica: he hearing into the application by the Peoples National Party (PNP), challenging an order for several of its members to answer questions relating to the Trafigura donation, is now before the Constitutional Court, according to a Gleaner newspaper report. Dutch authorities want to question PNP President Portia Simpson Miller, party chairman Robert Pickergill and senior members Phillip Paulwell and Colin Campbell about a $31 million donation to the party by Trafigura Beheer. It is illegal for Dutch companies to donate to political parties. At the time of the donation in 2006, Trafigura had an oil-lifting contract with the PNP Administration which had formed the government. In court documents, the PNP is contending that the order for its officials to answer questions in relation to the Trafigura probe by Dutch authorities is a breach of their constitutional rights. The matter was sent to the Constitutional Court, after the Court of Appeal overturned a ruling by Supreme Court Judge Lennox Campbell on December 5, 2011. Justice Campbell had denied a request by the PNP to take the matter to
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KINGSTON, Jamaica: Bill encouraging overseas companies to establish their head offices in Jamaica, and to exempt officers of such companies from the payment of income tax, was passed in the House of Representatives last Tuesday. The BillThe Income Tax (Amendment) Act-was piloted by Minister of Finance and Planning, Dr Peter Phillips. In his remarks, Phillips noted that the Bill exempts persons, who are not residents of Jamaica and who perform group head office activities, from the payment of income tax. He added that any entity approved will be subjected to an approval process where it will need to meet the criteria for carrying out group headquarter activities, being incorporated in Jamaica and ensuring that at least 30 percent of its staff members are Jamaicans. A company or other body corporate may apply to the minister, in the prescribed form and manner, for a certificate designating it as an approved group head office company. ------------------------------------------------
WASHINGTON, USA: The Multilateral Investment Fund (MIF), a member of the Inter-American Development Bank Group held a panel discussion on Capitol Hill on Friday, on the topic Developing Opportunities for Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship in Latin America and the Caribbean. The event had bipartisan co-sponsorship from Representative Joe Baca (DCA), Representative Mario Diaz-Balart (R-FL), the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI) and the Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute (CHLI). During the panel, the MIFs general manager, Nancy Lee, presented Give Youth a Chance: An Agenda for Action, a newly published report that evaluates the MIFs work to date in support of the regions youth and outlines its strategy moving forward. This report was launched on September 12 during the 2012 Global Youth Economic Opportunities Conference in Washington, DC. Over the past 18 years, the MIF has carried out more than 120 youth training projects region-wide, benefiting over 235,000 young people, most of them from low-income communities.
renadas Prime Minister Tillman Thomas, who is also leader of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC), has said that problems besetting the government and party have nothing to do Tillman Thomas with his leadership. The NDC, in gener- Grenadas PM al elections held in 2008, won 11 of 15 parliamentary seats to form the government. However, internal party strife led to the postponement of the NDCs convention from July to Sunday, September 30. In addition, four MPs have resigned from cabinet and one was dismissed by the prime minister in January. All five are now backbenchers in the House of Representatives. Thomas, in an interview on Friday with the Government Information Service, blamed the troubles on an alleged power struggle and an attempt to take over the party. The situation has nothing to do with leadership, he insisted. Had there been a team that was cohesive and focused, the government would have done much better in the four years it has been in office, the prime minister added.
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the Constitutional Court saying the questions being put to the politicians were served on them long ago and they had enough time to raise their concerns. The Trafigura hearing in the Supreme Court has been suspended pending the outcome of the motion in the Constitutional Court.
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Turks and Caicos Islands: ed by Pastors Pedro Williams and Conrad Howell, a movement has sprung up to prevent certain provisions of recent rights legislation being enacted by the interim government. This issue needs to be given over to the next elected government, say the clergy. The Bill, which Governor Ric Todd has said is modeled after similar laws in the European Union, has provisions to prevent prejudice against gays and lesbians. Howell said, This makes no sense; we are not London and we are not a European city. Centuries ago they sent missionaries here to teach us the word of God and the scriptures, now they are trying to impose laws which are counter to the scriptures. While this issue has not been addressed by the Progressive National Party (PNP), which has an openly gay candidate running for election, it was however addressed by Sharlene Cartwright Robinson, deputy leader of the Peoples Democratic Movement (PDM), when she joined the pastors in a recent march in Provo about this issue. This and other contentious issues of this nature need to be addressed by the peoples representatives, the next elected government, said Cartwright Robinson. Howell is an executive of the PNP. In the Talk Back column of the TCI Weekly News earlier this month, all the submissions, which are allowed to be anonymous, supported the local pastors position.
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U.S. Equal he E m p l o y m e n t Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has charged Regions Financial Corporation, doing business as Regions Bank in Memphis, with disability discrimination under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). According to the EEOC, the bank fired a 61-year-old bank branch manager after she asked for a reasonable accommodation for her disability, hyperthyroidism. Visit the EEOCs newsroom for information about other recent legal actions the agency has taken to protect the employment rights of people with disabilities and others. Visit Disability.gov for more information about the ADA and other laws that protect your rights on the job.
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Q. What is the filing fee? A. The fee is $15.00 if you suing for $1,000 or less. It's $20.00 if you are suing for more than $1,000.
Q. How do I file a small claim? A. Go to the Clerks Office (New York City Civil Court, Nassau or Suffolk District Court, City Court, or Town or Village Court). The Clerk will give you forms. You will need the name and address of the person or business you are suing, the amount you are suing for, and a brief reason why you are suing.
Q. What are the age requirements for filing a small claim? A. You must be at least 18. A parent or guardian must file for you if you are under 18. If the person being sued is not yet 18, you must sue the parent or parents and provide first and last names.
Q. How much can I sue for in Small Claims Court? A. Up to $5,000, except is Town and Village Courts where the limit is $3,000.
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Q. What happens if the person or business I sue doesn't come to court? A. You will still have to prove your case (for example, bring bills, written receipts, photographs, written estimates) and tell what happened. Then you may receive a "default" judgment.
Q. What is a "claimant?" A. A claimant is the person suing in a small claims case. The "defendant" is the person being sued.
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ST JOHNS, Antigua: he West Indies Cricket Board has announced that Trinidad and Tobago and St Lucia have won the rights to host the fourth edition of its flagship regional tournament Caribbean Twenty20. Trinidad and Tobago will host the first part of the preliminary round at the Queens Park Oval while Beausejour Cricket Ground will be the venue for the
Malinga took three wickets in an over on his way to figures of 531. Sri Lanka and West Indies, who ended New Zealand's hopes, has booked their spot in the next round. The finals will take place on October 7 in Colombo.
NEW YORK CITY: yan Johnson gave Toronto FC a bright start with an early strike, but Kenny Cooper led a stampede, catapulting the New York Red Bulls to a 4-1 victory on Saturday in Major League Soccer. The Jamaican striker gave the Canadian side an early lead when he scored a goal in the sixth minute past MLS newcomer Luis Robles. But Johnson's effort was soon cancelled out, when Markus Holgersson headed home a Thierry Henry corner to give the New York response seven minutes later. The match meandered before Cooper handed the Red Bulls the lead in the 27th minute.
second part of the preliminary round, the playoffs and the final. The WICB International Fixtures Committee reviewed and assessed the four bids received and Trinidad and Tobago and St Lucia were given the nod ahead of Barbados and Antigua. Barbados, had previously hosted every Caribbean Twenty20 tournament thus far and Antigua hosted the tournament in 2011 and 2012.
ALL MANNING ALLSTARS 2012: (Front Row) Bobby Austin (JC), Ifidel Hamilton (XLCR), Teddy McKenzie (Charlie Smith) (Back Row) Delgado Taylor (Calabar), Christopher Dunkley (Edwin Allen), Everton Grant (Camperdown), Samuel Brooks (JC), Howard Kerr (XLCR), Chris Thomas (KC). Missing. Delbert Brown (Tarrant). -Sharon Bennett Photo.
he biggest name in global athletics at the moment Usain Bolt, is among the high profile Jamaican athletes that have given an indication to join the expanded USAIN BOLT track and field athletes union, headed by American 800 metres runner Khadevis Robinson. The union will have its first annual convention at Daytona Beach in Florida from October 24 - 26. World 100 metres champion and Olympic silver medallist Yohan Blake along with Michael Frater, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, Kerron Stewart and Shericka Williams are among the other Jamaicans who have so far given a committment to join the union, which currently has approximately 150 members including 40 international athletes. The union which has been in existence for the past three years, was recently expanded to fight an IOC rule against promoting private sponsors.
The second half saw more of the same from both sides, but neither team was able to find the back of the net until the 88th minute. The Red Bulls return to action Ryan Johnson next Saturday to host the Chicago Fire in the afternoon of their final game before the upcoming international break. Toronto FC host DC United at BMO Field later that day.
s Team Jamaica Bickle (TJB) prepares for its 2nd annual 5K Run, scheduled for Baisley Park, Queens, New York, Saturday, October 20, 2012, there is one message that it wants to get acrosshealth! The theme, Promoting Healthy Lifestyles, is one that the organization is hoping will have significant impact on the Caribbean population in that region. Following up on a successful 1st staging in 2011, the organization is hoping that this will be a banner year, all while fielding requests from Diaspora groups across the country to stage similar events in their cities. The meet, which is USATF sanctioned, is being presented in association with Awesome Power Track Club and is expected to attract runners from the road race circuit across the northeast. Runners and walkers can participate in the 5K Run, 5K Walk or the 1 Mile Run. The overall male and female 5K Run champions will receive automatic entry to the Reggae Marathon, in Negril, Jamaica, plus air fare, hotel and ground transportation. We are extremely pleased with the
By Aubrey Campbell The weather was the better player on Saturday, keeping at home and away from the park and forcing the two teams to play a truncated match in a constant drizzle, well past the scheduled starting time. At the end of fifty minutes of competition, the two captains, Bob Austin for the All Manning team and Lloyd Matthews All daCosta, offered the customary handshake in centerfield, no doubt wonder what the outcome would have been under normal circumstances. In front of an empty park, it was the Kingstonians who drew first blood when newcomer Ifidel Hamilton worked his way thru the midfield and rifled a right foot grounder past Owen Scarlett in goal. Playing the better ball on a rain-
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soaked turf, the All Manning team when into the break with a 2 goals to nil (2-0) advantage, thanks to a beautiful goal from Richard McDonald. If the first half belonged to the AllManning All-stars, then the second period was all about the rural boys as they scored twice to balance things out. First Everton Dawson, the former Dinthill Technical ace, scored from a free-kick, putting the ball into the top right corner, past a trying Delgado Taylor (Cbar) in goal. Minutes later, Miguel Reynolds squeezed between two defenders to slip the ball again past the goalie (Taylor) for a 2-2 score-line. The result means the All-daCosta hold the advantage with wins in 2009 and 2011, a loss in 2010 and a tie this year.
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eggae singer Glendale Gordonmore popularly known as Busy Signal was on Friday (September 21) sentenced to six months imprisonment in a Minnesota court in the United States. But he will be out of jail in two months time because he has already served four months in lockup, which is considered time served. The artiste, whose real name is Glendale Goshia Gordon, was sentenced on a charge of failure to show up for trial, following his guilty plea in July. Busy Signal, 33, was in February 2002 slapped with two counts of cocainerelated charges, in the US, which carry a sentence of at least 15 years in prison. He, however, fled the US before his trial was to begin that year, causing a warrant to be issued for his arrest. The plea comes exactly a month after the artiste was extradited to the United States when he decided against challenging his extradition in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court. He was detained by authorities in London last May and accused of travelling with false documents, including a passport that listed a different name. He returned to Kingston where he was arrested at the airport.
apper Lil Wayne has surpassed Elvis Presley as the male with the most entries on Billboard's Hot 100 chart. Lil Wayne now has 109 songs on the chart with Thursday's debut of
embers of Greater Centennial AME Zion Church (Mount Vernon, New York), members of the general public, religious, business, community, civic and public leaders will assemble to highlight Bishop W. Darin Moore's final weekend as pastor of Centennial after nineteen years of service. As many as two thousand people from coast-to-
Game's song "Celebration," where he is a guest alongside Chris Brown, Tyga and Wiz Khalifa. Presley totaled 108 songs on the Hot 100 since it launched in 1958.
nticipation is building throughout the New York tri-state area for the 8th annual staging Reggae Culture Salute. The roots reggae extravaganza takes place on Saturday, November 3rd at Nazareth High School, 475 East 57th Street in Brooklyn. Celebrated as the longest running roots reggae event of its kind in New York, Reggae Culture Salute 2012 features the return of the messenger Luciano.
coast are expected to descend upon Mount Vernon in an expression of their appreciation for Moore's lifework, while
simultaneously celebrating his elevation to the Episcopacy of the AME Zion denomination in a powerful "Interfaith Affirmation and Farewell Celebration" on Saturday, November 10 at 11 am at Mount Vernon High School, 100 California Road, Mount Vernon.
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New York, NY: nternational Reggae/Dancehall artist Konshens arrives at one of many career milestones with recent MOBO award nomination. On Monday, September 17th Music of Black Origin (MOBO) announced the nominees for this years annual award ceremony. Established in 1996 to recognize artists of any ethnicity or nationality performing 'urban' music, MOBO is the only black award show in Europe. This year Konshens has been nominated in the category of Best Reggae Artist. Over its history the MOBO awards has witnessed performances from Usher, Janet Jackson, Justin Timberlake, John Legend, and Kanye West. Konshens was greatful to hear about the nomination as he stated. "Feels good to be nominated for any award that recognizes quality and consistency in work, but honestly I do music for the people, the every day people, who give me instant feedback on Twitter or Facebook, they keep me grounded and award me day to day." For all bookings and publicity please contact destinemedia00@gmail.com.
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he Family Unification Resettlement Initiative (FURI) is an innovative 501-C3 nonprofit organization founded by founded by Jamaican born Forensic Social Worker, Carmeta Albarus-Lindo in May 2002. Albarus-Lindo who is also the author of The Making of Lee Boyd Malvo, (the D.C. Sniper) because of concern about the impact of deportation on Jamaican nationals as well as the impact that displaced persons have on the nations development. Seeing a need for services that could help some of her clients adjust positively to deportation, FURI collaborates with other service agencies in Jamaica to accomplish its objectives. Since 2002, FURI has been fortifying deported persons with alternatives that foster faith, hope and confidence that life can be worthwhile while providing assistance in their reintegration, says AlbarusLindo. Albarus-Lindo is also a forensic social worker with twenty years experience working within the criminal justice system in the United States. Based on her work on behalf of immigrant clients, Albarus-Lindo saw the need for services that can help such clients adjust positively to deportation. Given her Jamaican roots, Albarus-Lindo was concerned primarily about the impact of deportation on Jamaican nationals as well as the impact that displaced persons can have on Jamaicas development. She was inspired to start FURI , so as to help deported persons plan for a better tomorrow by focusing on the need to improve their own lives as well as the need to contribute to the development of their home countries FURIs objective is to offer alternatives that foster faith, hope, and confidence that life can be worthwhile. FURI aims to assist in the reintegration of deported persons by collaborating with other service agencies. Assistance are being provided through various services including: accommodations and shelter referrals; employment/Vocational counseling and training referrals; drug/alcohol abuse rehab referrals; health care referrals; selfImprovement counseling; re-connection with family and help in obtaining Jamaican National ID, TRN, etc,
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n celebrating its 10th anniversary the board of directors of Family Unification Resettlement Initiative (FURI) will be staging a grand gala and honor individuals who have contributed to the organizations growth. Scheduled for Saturday, October 6th at the Tropical Paradise Ballroom, 1367 Utica Avenue, Brooklyn at 8 pm, the honorees will include Marleen Brown, Director of Operations for FURI in Jamaica, Dr. Geneive Brown-Metzger, the former Consul General of Jamaica, Paulette Meredy, the founder of Future Grads, Sheron Pearson and incarcerated volunteer Alvin McLean. Under the theme, Hope is a renewable resource, FURI has been a lifeline to many for whom deportation is a source of great shame. For a decade members of the organisation which include several of whom are themselves deported persons, have worked towards assisting these individuals and contributing to the development of their home country and the FURI office in Kingston is a place of refuge for many. Honoree Brown-Metzger, the former Consul General of Jamaica to New York has been an ardent supporter of the mission of FURI. She never fails to highlight its impact on Jamaica while recognizing the important need for a second chance. Her attitude towards the issue of deportation has allowed a more open and honest discussion of a matter that affects so many Jamaicans in the Diaspora. Brown has has a selflessly volunteered at FURI since 2007. She is the engine that drives the work that FURI does in Jamaica. She embodies the mission of the organization which is to foster hope that life can be better despite setbacks. FURI now boasts a Computer room and Internet cafe that have been made possible through the efforts of honoree, radio personality Sheron Pearson who reached out to her audience and received donations for the computers. Not only did she get the computers, but she collected and delivered them to the shipping company. Paulette Meredy will also be honored for her dedication to FURI. As the founder of Future Grads, an organization that assists the children of deported and incarcerated parents, she has worked closely
with FURI on its mission of providing a second chance. Incarcerated volunteer Alvin McLean will also be honored for his invaluable assistance in compiling the Resource Brochures that FURI sends to persons facing deportation. These have been invaluable in helping to plan and prepare for deportation and he has demonstrated that despite his confinement, he is still able to make a valuable contribution to his community. The proceedings will include a keynote presentation by noted anthropologist and radio host, Dr. Kingsley Ragashanti Stewart and proceeds from the event wil support FURIs mission.
For more information contact FURI at 646-698-2172 or email familyunif@hotmail.com.
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Mount Vernon is dedicated to providing the citys youth with transferable skills and meaningful introductions into workplace environments. Our young people must learn how to develop a positive work ethic which includes responsibility, punctuality and team work in preparation for the real world of work, said Mayor Davis. The goal of our program is to develop 21st Century youth competencies related to the workplace. Through paid work experiences, participants will learn to juxtapose the basic skills that theyve acquired in school with the soft skills that are learned in the workplace," said DaMia Harris. For further information regarding donations, please contact DaMia Harris at (914) 665-2344 or dharris@cmvny.com. For further information regarding 2012 After School Employment, please contact Debbie Burrell-Butler at (914) 665-2346 or dburrell@cmvny.com. Applications at www.cmvny.com or http://youth.cmvny.com.
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By Jan Andrew jan@ramediaonline.com nique Weddings and Tours in Brooklyn, known for their destination weddings to the Caribbean and other romantic locations, is constantly researching new experiences for their clients. Recently their Travel and Wedding planner Kim Morrison was invited with 17 other planners from many states to a Vegas Wedding Experience hosted by Joni Moss of LV Wedding Connection. From arrival to departure, Ms. Moss made sure that the event recreated spectacular bridal treatments for the planners that included luxurious chapels that seated from 10-196 guests; magnificent halls; a beautiful garden; water falls; roof tops; and Maverick helicopter weddings. The planners had the chance to experience a long, nontraditional themed wedding in Viva Las Vegas, where, as the saying goes, dreams really do come true. The visit also included the Hartland Mansion where Elvis Presley, the King, stayed when he wanted to escape the crowds at the Hilton. The Hartland is the most spectacular Mansion within the city limits. The creator of this amazing experience, Joni Moss, is the founder of both J Team Events and LV Wedding Connection. She was raised in southern California within a show business family. Her parents were both involved in the entertainment worldher dad was an employee of Jerry Lewis and her mom was manager of Nancy Sinatras music company. This heritage laid the groundwork that enabled LV Wedding Connection to become the most sought-after Wedding and Events company in Las Vegas. J Team Events handles everything but weddings, including family reunions, birthdays and more.
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FALLEN ANGELS: God created angels before He created man. However, after Satan that old serpent called the devil lost the war in Heaven, he and his angels were cast out of Heaven spiritually speaking. Prior to this, Satan was an angel in good standing with God, but this accuser and his angels are among us today, seeking to kill and destroy us. This is the generation of the Fallen Angels we read about in (Ezekiel 28:13-19) and (Rev. 12:7- 12) they are armed with evil/demonic spirits. GIANTS: After God created Adam the first man and place him into the Garden of Eden (i.e. in the presence of God ), God warned Adam about the tree of knowledge of good and evil, ( Genesis 2:7-9 ) but Adam, just like many of us today, disobeyed God and ate the fruit from the tree. This was the first sin committed by man and this opened the door for the birth of Giants (Gen.6:1 7) and (Deut. 2: 10-21). The generation of the Giants is the seed of the serpent (Gen.3:15). During the days of King David there were five Giants alive. One of those giants was Goliath whose height was approximately 13 ft. (1-Samuel 17: 4). Many of us, who remain committed to the Lord, are thankful to David the shepherd boy for ending the life of Goliath. EVIL/DEMONIC SPIRITS: Adam was deceived in the garden by evil spirit, Old Testament believers were deceived in the Holy Land by evil spirits, and the inhabitants of the earth live in fear of evil
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spirits until that spirit was attacked and defeated by Jesus Christ through His death on the cross and His resurrection from the grave some two thousand years ago. Yes, it was the evil spirit (Satan) that entered into the heart of Judas to betray Jesus (Luke 22:3). But let us rejoice with the words of (St. Luke 10:19) behold, I give unto you power to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over ALL the power of the enemy; and nothing shall by any means hurt you. Lets understand what this power mean. It means that if we are true and faithful with God we can use it to defeat evil spirits, not to support, condone or be governed by it. The bible clearly teaches what we must do with evil or demonic spirits, HATE it (Heb.1:9). We are living in hard economic times and in order to call on a savior we must experience or face some suffering. Jesus said all power is given to HIM and Him alone on earth and in Heaven (Math. 28:18). Will you try Him today? Please feel free to call me if you love to talk about JESUS and the message of the cross. Amen.
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