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A FEW THINGS... SEAN PAUL PLEASE CHOW WHEY DAT STUPID LOOKING GLASSES... @#$$%...LUTON IS WHA STRESS U MEK U HEAD WHEEL OUT SUH YOUNG BWAAY?? MATTERHORN U ANEMIC ? Y U ALWAYS INA SWEATER INA HOT HOT JAMAICA?? DONIA
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Disturbing: Children's Hospital In Gomel Shows A Little Boy Having His Tonsils Removed With No Anaesthetic!
June 19, 2010
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Disturbing: Children's Hospital In Gomel Shows A Little Boy Having His Tonsils Removed With No Anaesthetic!
In Gomel these operations with no anaesthetic are common
In Gomel these operations with no anaesthetic are common
Police Transport Lil Boosie Video -- He Yells Out I'm Innocent
June 19, 2010
Started By TBDGlamma — 1 Comments
A FEW THINGS... SEAN PAUL PLEASE CHOW WHEY DAT STUPID LOOKING GLASSES... @#$$%...LUTON IS WHA STRESS U MEK U HEAD WHEEL OUT SUH YOUNG BWAAY?? MATTERHORN U ANEMIC ? Y U ALWAYS INA SWEATER INA HOT HOT JAMAICA?? DONIA
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-- Edited by Thug Lord on Thursday 17th of June 2010 01:35:10 PM
"I do not, no," Gardner said when asked if he had any final last words, while slightly shaking his head as much as his restraints would allow.
A black hood was placed over Gardner's head, and less than a minute later, five guns made two booming sounds in quick secession "ba-boom" and Gardner became the third man in the United States all of them in Utah to be executed by firing squad since the moratorium on capital punishment in the United States was lifted in 1976.
The shots were fired at 12:15 a.m. and Gardner was pronounced dead two minutes later. From the time a curtain was opened to allow nine media members and five others to witness the execution to the time it was closed after the shooting was complete took about four minutes.
Gardner was strapped to a chair at six different places on his body: forehead, shoulders, chest, waist, wrists and ankles. On each side of the chair were 13 sandbags, nine of them stacked on top of each other. Behind the chair was a wood panel painted black. Each panel was 2 inches wide.
As the curtain opened, Gardner was fully strapped to his chair but his eyes wandered back and forth and seemed to focus on the reflective glass separating him and the media witness room. Warden Steve Turley asked Gardner if he had any final words and told him he had two minutes to make a statement.
But before the microphone was even put in front of Gardner, he said he did not have any final comments.
Gardner wore a dark blue jumpsuit and white socks, no shoes. A small, white, square target with a dark bull's-eye circle, and a dark circle around that, was Velcroed to his left breast. After the black hood was placed over his head, everyone else exited the room. About 30 seconds later, the fatal shots were fired, seemingly without warning.
"I think we were all struck as we were talking after how deceiving the sense of time was," KUER/KUED witness Doug Fabrizio said. "Particularly the time from when the warden left and Mr. Gardner was there alone to when the shots were fired. It's hard to get a sense of that. We didn't hear a command. It just happened."
Media members said they did not hear a countdown, but Corrections director Tom Patterson said the gunmen started at 5, counted down and fired when they got to 2. Patterson did not know if Gardner was able to hear their countdown.
The target on Gardner had three holes after he was shot a large one near the bull's-eye and two smaller ones underneath. No *lo** came out of his chest. The only sign of what appeared to be *lo** was a small pool that collected after a minute near his lap.
When the curtains to the witnesses' rooms were closed again, Corrections officials removed Gardner's body and cleaned the area before allowing media members inside.
A strong smell of bleach still filled the room when media witnesses were allowed to tour the area. In the wood paneling behind the execution chair were holes from the four bullets that had apparently traveled through Gardner's body. Only 4 inches separated all the holes.
Reaction from the nine media witnesses, and three witnesses from family members of Gardner's victims, was mixed.
"Everybody said it would be gruesome and it would affect me," said Jamie Stewart, the 27-year-old granddaughter of Salt Lake County sheriff's bailiff Nick Kirk. "But it wasn't bad whatsoever. You didn't see hardly any *lo**. He was dressed all in black. I just feel like justice has finally been served. He deserved it."
Kirk was shot and wounded during Gardner's escape attempt from the old Salt Lake courthouse in 1985.
At Gardner's request, no members of his family witnessed the execution.
Jennifer Dobner, from The Associated Press, said Gardner's execution was not like the kind one would typically find in the movies.
"It was fast. It was almost clinical and very sanitary," she said.
KUTV reporter Fields Mosely, however, found the execution to be slightly worse than he anticipated.
"I found it very violent. It was exactly what I expected and a little bit worse. The loudness of the guns shocked me. Even though I grew up with a Winchester 30-30 in my home and shot it many times. It was violent and I didn't find it to be clinical at all."
"I think Ronnie Lee Gardner's last words will probably stick with me, even if they were very simple," commented Fox 13 reporter Ben Winslow.
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/700041289/Ronnie-Lee-Gardners-life-ends-with-hardly-a-word.html?pg=2
A church in Hanover has become the subject of much ridicule and scrutiny following reports that the pastor and a deacon clashed in the churchyard during an argument over offering.
THE WEEKEND STAR heard that some two weeks ago, after preaching the sermon and ending the church service shortly after, the two elders began arguing after the deacon was accused of not throwing his offering for some time.
One member of the church who contacted THE WEEKEND STAR said the altercation occurred in full view of a number of persons who had not yet left and were still in the churchyard. The pastor's house is said to share the same yard space as the church and it is said that they were trying to keep away from the ears of the other church members but got a little too loud and eventually attracted their attention.
"I could not believe what I saw. These two persons are suppose to be elders and leaders of the church and really did nothing but to set a bad example ... And to think they were arguing over offering money really makes no sense," the church member who requested anonymity said.
hardships
According to her, the deacon was heard trying to explain that he had ran into some hardships and as such could not throw any money as offering while the pastor counter-argued that the deacon could nevertheless find money to do other things. At one point, the men seemed as they were even going to throw punches at each other but were restrained by other church members.
Efforts to contact the pastor were unsuccessful as calls to his cellphone went unanswered on several occasions.
church business
However, the deacon who also begged for anonymity confirmed the incident but was reluctant in saying what exactly happened.
"Well, you say people from the church have contacted you, so I guess you heard everything already. That is church business, so there is nothing I will say," he told THE WEEKEND STAR.
Other members for whom contact numbers were provided made similar claims and at least one even claimed she would be seeking to worship at another church as a result of the incident she describes as "shameful".
"Is a shameful ting, man, mi cyaa go dem church deh and feel good in a mi soul. Pastor and deacon a cuss ova offering and all did look like dem a guh fight, mi neva hear bout dat nowhere else yet ... . Mi son, mi a tell u di truth, mi a look somewhere else fi go worship mi God," 42-year-old Margaret James of Kew district in the parish said.
Asked of what she heard during the argument, James recalled, "Mi neva hear di whole argument eno, but mi only hear when di deacon a seh him neva have no money and like di pastor a seh a lie di deacon a tell."
She also added that she has been a member of the church for some nine years and venture on at least an hourlong trip to the church every Sunday.
Meanwhile, word of the clash has even reached the ears of the Area One police. Corporal Matthew Ainsley said though there were no formal reports, the police had heard of the incident.Cops say gunmen saw routes soldiers took into Tivoli
Police believe Christopher 'Dudus' Coke and a number of gunmen who challenged the security forces on May 23 made their escape with the aid of a closed-circuit television (CCTV).
Head of the Criminal Investigation Branch, Assistant Commissioner Les Green, told THE WEEKEND STAR that the CCTV system was recently found in the 'Presidential Click' office which is known to be occupied by Dudus. The office is located in a section of Tivoli Gardens called 'Java' where Dudus is also known to hang out.
"A CCTV system was found in his office and we will be checking to find out the areas which it could monitor," ACP Green said.
In addition, the police will also be making further checks to find where the footage from the camera system was saved.
A number of sources are theorising that the CCTV system was used to the advantage of Dudus and his defenders who fled the community and the security forces as they invaded west Kingston.
The massive offensive led to the death of 73 persons, some of whom may have been murdered before the incursion actually began.
The death toll is said to be nowhere near the amount of men who barricaded themselves inside west Kingston, armed and ready to take on the security forces.
"This is one avenue by which we believe a decent amount of gunmen were able to escape ... If you think about 400 men from different parts of the island were here ready and waiting to take us on and we know they escaped. They could only do so with some good aid and this CCTV thing is one such way it could be done as they could see the points from which the security forces were entering and with that knowledge could plan their escape route," one source explained.
When contacted, one thug who chose to remain in the community, expressed surprise at the finding but said he believed some of his counterparts who escaped did so with some form of help. "A suh di boss a move camera and all these things mi neva know I swear," he said.
The thug who was among hundreds of men who vowed to fight for Dudus added: "Me neva run cause mi naw run lef my family eno but mi did always suspect dem know weh and weh dem coulda run, mi jus neva know how dem figure out weh fi go, so mi guess it mek sense now."
Even other residents claimed they were unaware of the CCTV system while the police say another set of cameras were found in a house also at Java.
WHAT ABOUT THE MOTHERS WHO DECIDED TO:-
-HATE THAT CHILD FROM PREGNANCY
-EMASCULATE THE SONS
-TURN OVER THEIR DAUGHTERS TO MEN FOR A PRICE
-THAT THE DAUGHTER IS TRYING TO STEAL THEIR SHINE AND TRY TO DEHUMANIZE HER AT EVERY CHANCE
- TO NOT TELL THE CHILD THAT THE DAD THEY GAVE THEM TO WAS THE WRONG ONE
- TO NOT TELL THE CHILD ABOUT THEIR FATHER AT ALL
- NOT TO BE MOTHERS BUT ALSO REMAIN A CONSTANT PAIN IN THE CHILD'S LIFE
-THE MOTHERS WHO TILL TODAY CANT TELL THE TRUTH THEY JUST CANT LOVE ANYONE, NOT THEMSELVES , NOT THEIR CHILDREN NOT ANYONE
-NOT TO TEACH THEIR CHILDREN LIFE'S FAIRNESS, AND IN LIFE THERE IS ALWAYS RIGHT AND WRONG
-TO ABANDON THEIR CHILD AND REAPPEAR LATER ON IN LIFE
Leighton Coke, the half-brother of Jamaica's most wanted fugitive, Christopher 'Dudus' Coke, will be charged with at least one count of shooting for now. This was after he was positively identified yesterday in an identification parade.
"This is just the first. He is to appear on several more ID parades," a senior member of the Jamaica Constabulary Force told The Gleaner. "Yesterday, he refused to leave his cell, so we took the witness to the cell, and that is where he was pointed out."
Contacted yesterday, Assistant Commissioner Les Green would only confirm that the ID parade was completed and that the investigation was progressing smoothly.
Allegations are that Coke (Leighton), who is better known as 'Livity', one of the area leaders of Tivoli Gardens, had been reluctant to appear before the ID parade.
His name was on a list of alleged inner-city dons issued by the police last month. He later surrendered to the police, in the company of well-known pastor, the Rev Al Miller.
Christopher Coke, who is wanted on gun and drug charges in the United States, is still on the run.
England v Algeria: Wayne Rooney Blasts 'Loyal Supporters' For Booing Team
June 18, 2010
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Wayne Rooney hit out at the England fans after they booed the team from the field following the dismal World Cup draw against Algeria in Cape Town.
The England forward's frustration was apparent as he walked off the pitch after the 0-0 draw, shouting to an advancing cameraman: "Nice to see your home fans boo you, that's loyal supporters."
The result means England need to beat Slovenia next Wednesday to ensure they qualify for the last 16.
With the United States and Slovenia drawing 2-2 earlier, Group C is finely poised. Slovenia have four points, with England and the USA on two and Algeria with one.
It was a poor performance from Capello's team with players looking tired and devoid of spark and captain Steven Gerrard made no excuses.
"We're not happy with the performance, we need more if we want to stay in this tournament to the later stages, we need to improve," Gerrard said.
"We weren't good enough in the final third to get the breakthrough.
"We know the job we've got to do, we've got to go and win the last game and that adds more pressure, but to play at this level you've got to handle it, you've got to play under pressure.
"We weren't at our level today, it's not good enough."
But manager Fabio Capello refused to be critical of the individual performances of the likes of Rooney, Gerrard and Frank Lampard.
The Italian told ITV1: "I do not like to talk about one player, if you don't play well it is not just one player who makes the difference."
But Capello was disappointed by his side's sloppy play when in possession, allowing Algeria to put them under pressure.
"It was not a good game," he continued. "We lost too many passes and I think this was not the team that I know, the team that I have known (in qualifying). But we have another game to play.
"When we give other teams the ball we do not win the ball back quickly and we play under pressure."
Capello would not be drawn on any changes he may make for the crucial clash with Slovenia on Wednesday but he said: "It can change, I will try."
Source: Telegraph
YAYA TOURE will become a Manchester City player after the Premier League side agreed a Ł25million fee with Barcelona.
The two clubs should finalise the deal today with Toure ready to become the first big transfer of the summer subject to a medical.
City doctors are heading to South Africa to meet Toure who is preparing for the Ivory Coast's clash with Brazil on Sunday.
The midfielder will sign a four-year deal worth Ł6m per season and join up with his brother Kolo at Eastlands.
Toure has long been a target for City who first tried to nab him 18 months ago.
Back then Toure decided to sign a new deal and stay at the Nou Camp.
But he became disgruntled last season as Barca boss Pep Guardiola left him on the bench, preferring to start with Sergio Busquets.
His agent Dmitry Seluk insists most of the key figures at Barca want Toure to stay, but his lack of games under Guardiola has been a major problem.
Seluk said: "The president Joan Laporta, the incoming president Sandro Rosell, Guardiola, myself... we all want him to stay at Barcelona - it's one of the greatest clubs in the world.
"Everything is perfect except for one thing - playing 65 per cent of the minutes is not sufficient for a player like Yaya, but that's the only reason we want to go."
Seluk did, though, admit he would have a chat with Rosell "out of courtesy" before completing any move for his client.
He added: "I have to know his opinion because he is the new president."
Toure, 27, is one of the world's top defensive midfielders and snapping him up is a major coup for City.
In the past he's been a target for Arsenal and recently Chelsea also tried to reach a deal with Barcelona.
Source: The Sun
-- Edited by I-CO on Friday 18th of June 2010 05:44:24 PM
5 Things To Ask BEFORE Making A Sex Tape-------------------------KrYsIs
June 18, 2010
Started By KrYsIs — 4 Comments
Do you have a sex tape? Is your lover pressing you to record sexual acts that would make Madonna blush? Are you in constant fear of video of yourself doing the horizontal super man dance popping up in your mamas inbox? Well here are 5 things you need to think about before making a sex tape.
The celebrity sex tape can kill or make your career, but a sex tape in general can kill your career if your boss stumbles across it while using the google. Not to mention if this sex tape starts to get passed around the office like the common cold. Yet so many people still make sex tapes that end up on the internet exposing them to the world. Luckily since youre not Kim Kardashian most sex tape never make it to the masses with only a handful of people seeing it most of those people who youll never see in real life. So before you press record and open your legs ask yourself the following questions.
1. Do you plan to run for public office?
- If you plan on being president, mayor or holding any other public office you need to stay off video tape. The last thing you want to derail your campaign is a video of you doing things that Jayla Star and Jenna Jameson do for a living. Unless you live in California, then it might be okay.
2. Do you plan on having web savvy children?
- Imagine if your child got bored and started to google the names of his family and friends Wow mom is flexible One of the many horrors of sex is getting caught by your kids, the last thing you want is to be snitched via macbook pro.
3. Did you he ever sleep with Kat Stacks?
- Do I really need to write a description. Who wants a sex tape floating around with the towns loose goose?
4. Is your partner mature enough to trust?
- A lot of sex tapes are released either two ways, someone loses a sex tape or a jealous lovers shows it to the world. You have to ask yourself is your partner mature enough to not get mad and show it to the world if the two of you have an argument. Also are they responsible enough not to lose it. If theyre constantly losing their phone, misplacing keys and other random objects you might not want to trust them with the video of you in a compromising position.
5. Is your brand strong enough to become rich from a sex tape?
- Think about stars who have build an entire business brand based off of a sex tape. Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton. Their sex tapes generated million of dollars for them, but it is because their business minds are incredibly well developed. You have to be able to capitalize off of a sex tape or else you might as well never make one.
6. Would anyone even want to watch your sex tape.
- Do people care about you enough to sit down and watch you have sex? If the answer is no, you might want to think twice, or even three times.
NOT HER TOO!! DESTINY'S CHILD'S MICHELLE WILLIAMS GETS BOOTY IMPLANTS!! (PICS)
June 15, 2010
Started By TBDGlamma — 7 Comments
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Check out the below BEFORE and AFTER pics . . .
Diego Maradona made his peace with Michel Platini on Thursday, but Pele
will have to wait for his apology. greatest ever players, have been at loggerheads for years.
will have to wait for his apology.Wrapping up a news conference after Argentina's 4-1 win over South Korea on Thursday, the Argentina coach sat back down and pulled a letter out of his pocket.
"I received a letter from Platini in which he clarified he'd never said what you journalists claimed he had," Maradona said. "So, I want to say sorry to Platini - but not to Pele."
Maradona had criticized the pair in reaction to reports that they had been critical of his coaching style.
Maradona said Wednesday that Platini, a former France captain and president of UEFA, "thinks of himself as being more than the rest of the world" because he is French.
Maradona also told former Brazil great Pele "to go back to the museum."
Maradona and Pele, regularly voted football's greatest ever players, have been at loggerheads for years.
5 TERRIFC THINGS TO DO FROM THE MISSIONARY POSITION TO MAKE HER SCREAM----------------------------KrYsIs
June 18, 2010
Started By KrYsIs — 5 Comments
Whats your favorite position?Apart from giving her a Backshot Mine is good old fashion missionary. Many think this position is boring but I say its just because they are not doing it right. From the missionary position there are so many things you can do to make a woman explode like a volcano. So here are 5 things you can do from the missionary position to make her scream.
- Kiss Her Kissing is a very important part of sex. One of the reasons I love missionary is because while a guy is inside of his girl from the missionary position he can plant a kiss on her lips and on her neck. A very seductive and sensual kiss is best. While his penis is inside of her vagina doing the superman dance a guy should look into his girls eyes even if her eyes are rolling in the back of her head. Her face might be distorted and all scrunched up, but still look her in her eyes. Once the two of them lock eyes the guy should press his lips against hers. Slip his tongue into her mouth and caress her tongue with his. He should suck on her bottom lip and kiss her the way she wants to be kissed.
- Chest to Chest Another amazing thing men can do during the missionary position is to play with the girls chest. While on top of a woman and man should run his tongue over a womans nipples. Lick around the areola from 3 to 9, suck her nipples, while playing with the other one using his hand. He should do this while taking the penis and ramming it in and out of the womans body. If a guy is going to give it to her hard, he should use a lot of pressure while kissing her nipples, if hes going slow and sensual, teasing her vagina, then he should lightly lick her breast grazing his lips over her nipples.
- Put Her Ankles On Her Earlobes - I love a womans legs. They might be the sexiest part of the female body. Nothing says amazing like taking her legs and using them to bend her body like pretzel. What I like to do is lift her legs up near my shoulders, and squeeze them together and then lean them back towards her chest, so her body makes an acute angle and drill her with long deep hard un-relentless strokes. I hammer her, until she screams because sometimes a woman likes needs to be f You can also lift one leg, or use another one of my favorites which is when I fold her legs Indian style, hook my arms under her legs and pull her close to me while I slide in and out of her body.
- Choke Her While on top a man must choke his woman! Wrap his hand around her throat and squeeze lightly. You dont want to kill them. If his girl doesnt like to be choked he should just place his hands around her neck. For more on the fine art of choking a woman during sex,
- The whisper- while stroking her deeply a man should lean forward and whisper something u know she likes to hear in to her ears..thats a major turn on for some women
506lbs of weed Stashed in 13 suitcases found On Private Jet
June 18, 2010
Started By KrYsIs — 7 Comments
A California woman traveling with a bodyguard on a private jet was arrested at an Ohio airport with 506 pounds of marijuana stashed in 13 suitcases, federal authorities said.
Lisette Lee, the bodyguard and two personal assistants were arrested Monday night after the Drug Enforcement Administration got a tip that the 28-year-old woman was traveling with a suspicious amount of luggage.
After the chartered plane landed in Columbus, one of Lee's assistants and her bodyguard helped baggage workers unload some of the luggage, authorities said. It took two men to carry some of the large suitcases, which were packed with bricks of pot, and three vehicles to carry all the luggage, authorities said.
Authorities also confiscated from Lee's bag three cell phones, cocaine, marijuana, drug paraphernalia and suspected drug ledgers that showed some $300,000 in transactions.
Lee was charged with conspiracy and possession of drugs with the intent to distribute. Her attorneys, Bill Meeks and Dave Thomas, did not immediately return a message left Wednesday. She was being held without bail pending a Friday hearing.
A RARE INSIDE LOOK INTO KANYE WEST WORKING ON HIS ALBUM IN DA STUDIO---------(PHOTOS AND VIDEO)
June 18, 2010
Started By KrYsIs — 0 Comments
Kanye West lets us in the studio to watch him record his upcoming album, really dope footage of Kanye playing some tunes from his anticipated album. The clip opens up from a quote from Alexander Graham Bell
Before anything else, preparation is the key to success."
Nothing else can be further from the truth and we know an artist like Kanye won't go into anything unless he is prepared. Watching this video you can tell that Kanye is serious when it comes to his livelihood he cracks a smile but that's it no joking around. Peep how Kanye also has his boo by his side as he works, if Amber Rose isn't inspirational enough, Kanye's muse smiles by his side. Take a look at Kanye preparing for greatness.
Kanye West is prepared take a look.
the track that Kanye was sampling was the hit Broadway musical "Wicked" take a listen.
Producers, artistes take the 21st/Hapilos route to success
June 18, 2010
Started By HABLA RUPTION — 6 Comments
File - Romeich Major
As the reggae-dancehall economic landscape continues to slip and slide, industry insiders have been utilising a number of marketing strategies, includingdigital distribution,to attract sales for their rhythms and songs.
Dancehall designer and producer, Romeich Major, owner of Romeich Records and whose well-known 'Bank Inna Pocket' rhythm has been doing well locally said, "I've found that online distribution helps us save a lot of money and hassle, because we don't have to deal with the cost of getting CDs done, we simply have them marketed online by a distribution company like 21st/Hapilos."
Dancehall producerLinton 'TJ' White, owner of TJ Records, spoke similarly and added, "One of the things I noticed is that us, artistes or producers, sometimes only focus on the local market and forget to market the songs overseas, and buying the songs online is easier forpeople in other parts of the world.So far, it's beengoing great."
reakout hit rhythm
ZJ Chrome ofCR2O3 Recordsknown for thebreakout hit rhythm, Mad Collab; featuring Vybz Kartel and Popcaan's Clarks, Ricky Blaze, Chino and Di Genius' Money Round and other hits, said, "21st/Hapilos distribution is one of the few companies I can count on for worldwide distribution in a timely manner. They seek to please the client in every way possible, while ensuring the material is properly promoted. I feel comfortable with their distribution and will continue working with them."
TheUS-Jamaican digital-distribution company cited by the producers, 21st/Hapilos, hasas its executive vice-president, Johnny Wonder, whois known in dancehall circles for his marketing strategies and productions.
Thus far, the company, 21st Hapilos, has accumulated more than 36 rhythms and singles in its online marketing catalogue and the releases which represent most, if not all reggae-dancehall camps includeing TJ Records' 'DNA' rhythm, Head Concussion's 'Bomb Drop' and 'Go Go Club', John John Records' 'Zion Gate', CR2O3's 'Mad Collab', G-Whizz's single,Tomorrow, Demarco's True Friend, Chan Dizzy's Go Hard And Dun, Dynasty Records 'Crown Him' rhythm, Romeich Records 'Bank Inna Mi Pocket', Seanizzle's 'One A Day', CR2O3 Records' 'Cardiac Bass', Cash Flow's 'Glory' and others.
Wonder said, "There are some great artistes and producers in the industry and getting their music heard on the international scene is something 21st/Hapilos takes pride in, and a part of getting their music out there is having it readily available for those in other countries who wish to purchase, then download the songs."
Wonder, in closing, said the company has a number ofupcoming digital projects including: HeadConcussion Records''Jeans & Fitted' rhythm (June 22),Head Concussion Records' Street Groove (June 18), Ghetto Network's 'Network' (June 29), Ward 21 Music's 'Cosa Nostra: The Omerta Files' rhythm (June 29) and Wayne Marshall's single, My Heart, produced by Baby G, will be released digitally on July 6.
Artiste's manager says money was returned
A promoter in the United States is fuming as she says she has been unable to recover money paid for Gyptian to perform at a show that he subsequently pulled out of.
Stephanie Neverson-Young, who operates a company called Under Barbie Promotion, said she was contacted by a group of high-school students in New York who wanted Gyptian to perform at their prom, which was going to be held on a boat on June 10.
Neverson-Young said she made contact with Gyptian's manager Ivor Ruddock in May and an agreement was made for the artiste to perform at the event. Afterwards, she said a US$5,000 (J$430,000) deposit was sent. Thereafter, she said she was informed by the manager that she could print the flyers with Gyptian's name on it.
"Everything was fine until about a week before the event when he called and told me that there were some visa issues and he (Gyptian) would not be able to travel," she told THE WEEKEND STAR.
After much research, Neverson-Young said she found out that Gyptian was booked for another event at Legends nightclub in Washington DC for the same day.
She said speedy contact was made with Serani to perform at the event, that was held on the New York Princess in Brooklyn.
Since sending the deposit to Ruddock in May, Neverson-Young said it has not been returned after she made numerous calls to him. She said he had also told her on many occasions that the money had been sent back to her. However, the promoter said she has not received it and is in debt as a result.
"For the behaviour that he has displayed, he needs to be exposed. Some of them (students) had to work after school to get this money so that they could pay for their prom dresses and tickets," she told THE WEEKEND STAR.
"I even had to take money from my pocket to cover some of the expenses. I needed to have the money as of last week. I have bills to be paid. I cannot wait any longer."
However, when contacted, Ruddock said the money had already been sent.
"The wire has been sent but the bank said it needed a beneficiary address. I asked her for it and she texted it to me. She is just trying to create problems 'cause she's upset," he told THE WEEKEND STAR, noting that the wire was sent on June 12.
He added that the artiste could not make the date as he was involved in a bike accident on Molynes Road on June 7. He also refuted Neverson-Young's claims of a double booking.
In the meantime, Ruddock said Gyptian is still recovering from the accident. The artiste is also gearing up to release his album Hold Yuh in July.
The Embassy of The Republic of Colombia in Jamaica is denying reports that a man recently held in Mandeville, Manchester on sexually related charges is a Colombian.
A release from the embassy on Monday, said it is seeking to correct erroneous reports that suggested that the accused, who is from the Dominican Republic, was Colombian.
The embassy said it is "concerned about some media erroneous reports about an alleged Colombian citizen who has been detained for a child sexual abuse." It further said no Colombian citizen was currently being processed for any sexual crime in Jamaica.
On Friday June 4, George Miguel Silvaro, 23, was arrested by the Mandeville police after being accused of having improper sexual contact with a 10-year-old boy. He was subsequently charged with indecent assault and remanded when he appeared in the Mandeville Resident Magistrate's Court on June 9.
Angry residents stormed the police station after the accused man's arrest, as well as the courthouse when he appeared. He returns to court on June 23.DJ Naz releases mix tape titled 'State of Emergency'
June 18, 2010
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file - DJ Naz
DJ Naz has her eyes set on the music industry in a big way. The lone female disc jockey, who competed for her chance to win $2 million in the 2009 Heineken Green Synergy, released her mix tape a few days ago and has already seen more than 800 downloads.
DJ Naz, whose real name is Nazaria Taylor, did well in the Kingston auditions of the competition and had the audience spellbound with her very impressive mixing. Although dropping out of the Green synergy competition, many believed that she did much better than her male counterparts. Now, she is ensuring that she is remembered as a bona fide disc jockey by releasing a mix tape called State of Emergency.
"The mix tape is my latest project. I'm mainly focusing on this right now because it doesn't make sense to release another mix tape with the same rhythms. Dat jus nuh mek nuh sense to me. I might try a hip-hop mix tape next, though," she said. "The tape State of Emergency has 71 tracks which includes the intro and the out-tro but fans can expect a whole lot of creativity."
Apart from that, Naz said she's currently at Best Fm every Friday and Thursday "putting in the work to reap the good rewards".
background
Taylor hails from a family with a strong music background. Her father is Don Taylor, the former manager of Bob Marley and her mother is Joy White, who was known for her hit single First Cut, which was produced by Donovan Germaine.
After leaving secondary school, Naz decided she would pursue a career in music and so she decided to study studio engineering. The disc jock said she was fascinated by the idea of being a disc jockey and entered this part of the music profession as a member of an all-female team on a sound system called Chemical X based in Meadowbrook. No longer a member of Chemical X, Naz is now part of a new sound called Gurl Power International.
She was taught the art of mixing by her good friend Pablo, who is deeply involved in the sound-system world. "I have learnt a lot from him. He told me that anybody can mix dancehall music but not everyone can mix different genres of music, so I try to practise that and it has helped me a lot," she said.
Reminiscing on the first time her team played out at an event, she said, "It was at Bembe and it was four of us as girls and we were very nervous but we created a big vibe, the dancers came up onstage and the vibes was just mad," she boasted.
As to her reason for entering the Heineken Green Synergy competition, DJ Naz explained, "I love mixing, and it is a competition which gives you the opportunity to really showcase your talent. It also gives you invaluable exposure which helps you to take your career to greater heights. I entered in 2008 but I didn't go through. This time around, I was more prepared, more confident; I have nothing to lose, really."
As to who she admires as disc jockeys, she said, "From the get-go, I rate DJ Sunshine. I saw Kurt Riley at some parties and him bad. Colin Hines is bad too. On the international scene, DJ Shorty is my favourite."
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June 18, 2010
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June 18, 2010
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Defence attorney representing the son of Justin O'Gilvie, the reputed right hand man and business associate of Christopher 'Dudus' Coke, yesterday made a habeas-corpus application on his behalf in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court.
The attorney, Christian Tavares-Finson, argued that his client had been detained for too long a period without being charged.
The attorney, however, will have to wait until today to hear whether the resident magistrate will make an order instructing the police to either charge or release the young man by a set date.
The police say the young man, who is in his 20s, is believed to be linked to the May 23 theft of a police service vehicle, which was eventually set ablaze by thugs along Drummond Street in west Kingston.
The allegations are that a police team was travelling to the Kingston Public Hospital when they were met with gunfire and had to abandon the vehicle along Slipe Pen Road.
The police say they have information that young O'Gilvie was linked to the incident. When checks were made yesterday after the application was made by O'Gilvie's attorney, the court was told that the youngster would be placed on an identification parade soon. His attorney, however, said he had received no word of this planned ID parade.
The matter returns today.More than 700 rounds of ammunition and an illegal 9mm pistol were seized by the police in separate operations in Alligator Pond, Manchester and Spanish Town Road in Kingston yesterday.
Reports are that about 2 a.m., the lawmen conducted a special operation in the Alligator Pond community. During the operation, a white 1997 Honda Civic motor car with two men aboard was searched and the pistol along with a magazine containing fifteen 9mm rounds was discovered. The men were subsequently arrested and charged.
Detectives at the Asia Police Station are investigating.
In the second incident, detectives from the Flying Squad conducted a special operation between 4:30 and 6:30 a.m. It involved the search of an abandoned service station along Weymouth Drive in the vicinity of Spanish Town Road.
This search yielded 700 assorted rounds of ammunition. These included a .38 cartridge, six .380, twenty-five 7.62, twenty-six 12 gauge, forty-four 20 gauge and five hundred and ninety eight .22 rounds.
No one was arrested in connection with this seizure. Investigations continue.Russia will "always hate" US missile defences because it cannot match them, but that should not stand in the way of ratifying a new US-Russia nuclear arms treaty, Defence Secretary Robert Gates said yesterday.
In blunt language, with the administration's top diplomat sitting beside him, Gates told a Senate panel there is little prospect of Washington and Moscow seeing eye-to-eye on missile defences.
"There is no meeting of the minds on missile defences," Gates said. "The Russians hate it. They've hated it since the late 1960s. They will always hate it, mostly because we'll build it and they won't."
Testifying together, Gates and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton sought to calm fears voiced by John McCain about the arms treaty, dubbed New START, which includes a provision that the Arizona Republican said limits future US missile defence options.
Clinton noted the Russian government's statement that it reserves the right to withdraw from the New START treaty if it feels threatened by an expansion of American defences against ballistic
missiles.
"But that is not an agreed upon view. That is not in the treaty," Clinton told the Senate Armed Services Committee. "It's the equivalent of a press release, and we are not in any way bound by it."
Clinton and Gates, joined by Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman Mike Mullen and Energy Secretary Steven Chu, showed a united front in the administration's push for Senate ratification. They argued that the pact, while not perfect, enhances US security without constraining the shape of the US nuclear force.
"It does not infringe upon the flexibility we need to maintain our forces, including bombers, submarines and missiles in the way that best serves our own national security interest," Clinton said.Jamaican arrested in St Maarten for armed robbery
June 18, 2010
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A Jamaican man, whose initials were released as R.A.M ,was arrested in St Maarten on Monday following police investigations into an armed robbery that occurred in Pointe Blanche, a middle-class community on the southern end of the Dutch colony.
According to the police report, the circumstances leading to the Jamaican's arrest began about 9:15 a.m. Monday when a police patrol received a report that an armed robbery had just taken place. The victim, a local businessman with initials O.L.M. was robbed at gunpoint by two men, one of whom was armed with a shotgun.
The businessman was robbed of his white Suzuki van. According to the witness, inside the van were several bank-deposit bags, bank books, two briefcases and several cases of magazines.
high-speed chase
During the investigation, police received information that the suspects fled the scene in a black Hyundai Sonata. Subsequently, police spotted the vehicle being driven at high speed on the W.G. Buncamper Road. A high-speed chase ensued and eventually ended in the parking lot of a local school in a community called Hope Estate.
Cornered, the suspects unsuccessfully tried to escape by reversing their getaway car, slamming it into the patrol car. The two suspects - D.A.H. from St. Martin (the French side of the island) and M.R. from the Dominican Republic - were arrested on the spot. Police also recovered a sawed-off shotgun and several rounds of ammunition from the vehicle.
As detectives continued their investigation, they unearthed a connection between the suspects held and the Jamaican, who was eventually arrested and taken into police custody. There is no word yet on when the suspects will appear in court.
Singer Terry Linen
Singer Terry Linen, correct name Nee Kiplin Simpson, was recently released after he was taken into police custody last week for questioning in connection with a murder which occurred in St Elizabeth last month.
In a release issued by Linen's management team, it said: 'Terry Linen is not suspect to any foul play and is not involved in any further suspicion or investigation in this matter. This comes as no surprise to Terry Linen's local and international fan base from across the globe who know and love Terry for his Christian based and heart felt lyrics.'
Adeka 'Newsman' Miller who is Linen's manager says, "It is a very unfortunate circumstance for an artiste's reputation when a situation like this occurs that reflects nothing of the artiste's character or nature."
"When someone is imitating an artiste's image and music through things like selling imitation dubplates and collecting money under false pretence and something like this happens, then automatically that innocent artiste becomes someone to be questioned, he added."
Since a few days have passed since Linen has been home, his feelings have softened as he offers condolences to the family as they grieve and he prays that justice will be served .
Spoken in Linen's upbeat, positive patois, he states that "This is just one of them unfortunate things and Jah gives us many challenge to face."
Newsman (Linen's manager) also wants to note that all business including dub plate production is done only and exclusively through himself. Any and all other business that is executed through the use and representation of Terry Linen's music outside of this manner is strictly done through imitation and fraud.
Among his upcoming projects, Linen is slated to be on an upcoming 11-island tour in support of a charity yet to be disclosed. Terry Linen and his management team are happy that all association and speculation in this matter is put to rest and he can move forward and continue sharing his positive music and energy worldwide.
-RODNEY A DI ONLY ARTIST INA JAMAICA WHEY BRING NUFF OTHER ARTIST INA DI BUSINESS
- WHEN DEM INTERVIEW HIM BOUT MUSIC AND HOW IT A AFFECT THE YOUTHS HIM NOT ONLY TEK SOME RESPONSIBILITY HIM TELL WHY HIM TINK THE YOUNGER GENERATION CHANGE.... MR KARTEL HIM NOW JUS SEH HIM NUH RESPONSIBLE ARGUEMENT DONE...
-HIM ALWAYS A VOICE OUT PAN DI GHETTO AND POOR PEOPLE AND DI HELP WHEY GHETTO PEOPLE NEED . BUT BECAUSE HE IS A CERTAIN WAY , PEOPLE EXPECT A CERTAIN BEHAVIOR FROM HIM AND HE NEVER FAILS TO PLAY INTO PEOPLE'S EXPECTATIONS , HE DOESNT GET THE CREDIT HE DESERVES..FI REAL FI REAL
-SOMETIMES DI BIBLE HAVE SOME LIKKLE VERSES WHEY U CAN USE LITERALLY AND FIGURATIVELY '' A HOUSE DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF SHALL SURELY FALL''..
- WHEN U HAVE ONE OOMAN AND U HAFFI TEK OUTA WHA U WUDDA PROVIDE FI ONE YARD DI POCKET FEEL IT... WHEN IT WUDDA BE ONE OOMAN TO U POCKET'S DIVIDE ..
- THE GREATEST MEN '' FELL'' BECAUSE OF WOMEN.. A GUESS JAMAICAN MAN NUH GET DI CLUE YET....
AS TO DI HERPES THING ONE OF HIS WOMEN WHEY HIM DEH WID FI YRS SEH SHE HAS NEVER TESTED POSITIVE FOR THAT....
I MEK A CALL TO SOMEONE MI KNOW DID DEH WID HIM INA DI 90TIES LAST NIGHT N DI PERSON SEH DEM NAVE IT NEEDA..
IN SAYING THIS MI REALLY HOPE DI US GI DI MAN BACK HIM VISA AND HIM GET NUFF BOOKING BECAUSE HIM REALLY N TRULY NUH GET DI CREDIT HIM DESERVE.. IN REGARDS TO HIS INTEREST IN HUMANITY...(POOR PEOPLE OF JAMAICA)..
IF HIM MEK A CHANGE INA DI ANGER DEPARTMENT, ALTHOUGH MOST A DAT A FI SHOW AND A OOMAN STRENT HIM HAVE... HIM CAN BE POOR PPL REGGAE EMBASSADOR..
FEMALE SINGER BEATS UP WOMAN? Aisha Davis before court for assault
June 15, 2010
Started By SLICE BREAD — 8 Comments
SHELDON WILLIAMS
STAR Writer
Popular local singer Aisha Davis is now before the court after she was accused of beating up a co-tenant at her house.
Davis appeared in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court yesterday after she was charged with unlawful wounding.
Her attorney entered a not guilty plea when her client appeared before Resident Magistrate Judith Pusey.
The complainant told the court that she and Davis are co-tenants and share a kitchen together at their home. She informed the court that she was assaulted after she had a disagreement over the usage of kitchen utensils and the division of kitchen space.
The complainant further told the court that Davis often spoke in a condecending manner, as if she is a child. She alleged that on the day in question, Davis attacked her and knocked her partially unconscious.
The complainant said that she was also dragged along the ground, pinned to the ground and repeatedly punched in the face while she was on the ground.
The complainant said she was later rescued by her boyfriend who was elsewhere in the house, but came to her aid after he heard the uproar. She said when she regained full consciousness, her boyfriend told her that he had to remove a knife from her attacker's grasp.
The Grants Pen police are said to have been called to the location.
When the matter appeared in court yesterday, the complainant's medical was not yet available so the matter was postponed.
Davis had her bail extended and is to return to court on July 8. She also had to have her fingerprints taken by the police.
Davis was a member of the Ashe Performing Arts Ensemble, however, she is better known for her collaboration hit with Anthony B in 2003, Someone Loves You Honey. She also has a current single with Aidonia called My Heart is Hers.EMINEM SPEAKS ABOUT HIS MOTHER, GAY MARRIAGE, AND NEW RAPPERZ------------(MUST READ INTERVIEW IF UR A EMINEM FAN)
June 17, 2010
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The New York Times grabbed some of Eminems precious time for a new interview in Sundays magazine. A more tolerant Marshall Mathers talks about his broken relationship with his mother, his support for gay marriage, the current state of hip-hop, and why he doesnt want to go back to rehab. Read the excerpts below.
Does Slim Shady, your raping and killing alter ego, still exist? Or have you split with him?
Shady still exists. But I dont think the subjects on this record call for, you know, bring the chainsaws and axes out and murder everyone on this record. There was so much stuff like that off the last record that I felt like I was starting to run it into the ground. I think consciously I went in a different direction with this record.
Even your mother sued you for defamation. Is she still in Detroit, where she raised you as a single mom?
Im not sure, to be honest. Itd be very hard to repair that relationship.
Youve been accused of writing gay-bashing lyrics in the past. Would you like to see gay marriage approved in Michigan, where you live?
I think if two people love each other, then what the hell? I think that everyone should have the chance to be equally miserable, if they want.
Is this the new, 37-year-old tolerant you?
Its the new tolerant me!
Compared with other rappers, you are often praised for your complex rhyme schemes. Do you read poetry?
I dont think Ive ever read poetry, ever. Im not really book-smart.
Where did you go to rehab?
The first time I went it was in Brighton, Mich. The second time I didnt go to rehab. I just went to a regular hospital. I detoxed in the hospital, and then I came home. I couldnt go back to rehab. I felt like I was Bugs Bunny in rehab.
What does that mean?
When Bugs Bunny walks into rehab, people are going to turn and look. People at rehab were stealing my hats and pens and notebooks and asking for autographs. I couldnt concentrate on my problem.
Billboard magazine has ranked you as the best-selling artist of the past decade. What do you do with all your money?
Save it. I save a lot of money by not buying drugs anymore. I invest. I always try to be smart. I try to treat all the money Im making like its the last time Im going to make it.
Do you think rap has peaked creatively?
No. Hip-hop right nowthere are certain artists who put hip-hop in a good state. There are a lot of talented people, and theres a lot of young talent coming up, like B.o.B, Jay Electronica, Lupe Fiasco , and Drake.
How do you stay sober?
My kids, and also I see a rehab counselor once a week. Ive been clean for two years.
STAR investigations have revealed that several dons, despite not being placed on the police recent wanted lists, have gone into hiding because of fear.
The thugs, although not even of major interest to the security forces, are taking no chances and have left the areas they control to seek safe haven in other places.
They are mostly from communities in the Corporate Area and St Catherine.
One area leader for a community in east Kingston, who claims to have no connection with west Kingston, told THE STAR that since the operations of the security forces he has sought refuge in upper St Andrew.
"Mi deh up inna di hills wid mi people dem a cool out ... Mi naw lie it look like di babylon (police and soldiers) dem a go fi everybody eventually so mi naw tek no chance. Mi drop een a my place now and then but mi nuh too stay deh," he said.
Another area leader who 'governs' a section of the Kingston 13 area in St Andrew said he too has limited his presence in the community as he fears being held by the police even though he claims there is no reason for them to have an interest in him.
"Mi nuh have nuttin wid wah a gwaan but yu cyaa tek nuh chance wid dem eno worst a state of emergency and dem hold yu as long as dem feel like. Mi jus gwaan hold a vibes pon a different ends and a watch dem ..," he reasoned.
"Yu cyaa too sure eno so a betta mi safe than sorry. Is about a week now mi nuh go a my scheme eno," one St Catherine area leader also claimed.
In a recent interview with THE STAR, CIB Head, Assistant Commissioner Les Green, said the police were aware that criminals were trying to evade the attention of the police and begged for residents islandwide to assist the police by giving information upon noticing strange faces in their communities.
While talking to THE STAR regarding the situation, another police source was quick to ridicule the actions of the men who he dubbed 'toy soldiers'.
"Yu nuh see seh a toy soldier dem. A dem same one gwaan like seh dem big and bad and now dem a run and a hide from wi. It really funny to me mi naw lie," the officer reasoned.Kim Jong-il bans World Cup coverage - unless North Korea win
June 17, 2010
Started By SLICE BREAD — 8 Comments
North Korean leader Kim Jong Il Photo: EPA
The Supreme Leader has ordered state-run television not to broadcast live games, and to only screen highlights of North Korea's victories.
The ruling means that 99 per cent of the country's 29 million population will not be able to find out who wins the competition unless the 350-1, outsiders win it.
Games between other nations will be banned from the airwaves, while any highlights of North Korea's matches will be heavily edited to ensure that they look like the better team.
All advertising in the stadiums will also be blurred out along with opposition fans, The Sun newspaper reported.
Mike Breen, author of highly-respected book Kim Jong-il: North Korea's Dear Leader, said: "Like everything else there, the regime will have complete control over the World Cup.
"North Korea will not pay for the TV rights, which means they will not be able to screen live games on state television. They are more likely to get footage from South Korea and then it will be heavily edited to suit the regime.
"Only the ruling elite with access to other satellite channels will be able to watch games involving other countries.
"The majority of the population will have to make do with very one-sided highlights packages hours, and possibly even days, after the game. Any loss will either be ignored or given the smallest of mentions.
"Once North Korea are knocked out, I would be amazed if there were any mention of the World Cup at all."
It is the first time that North Korea has qualified for the World Cup in 44 years.
The last time they qualified was in England in 1966 when they pulled off one of the biggest shocks by beating Italy 1-0 to reach the quarter finals.
I would never imagined in my lifetime that this was even possible, a black man buying Gatwick Airport ! Then again, I never thought that I'd see a black man in the Whitehouse either!! I was pleasantly surprised to learn about this story, Nigerian born Adebayo Ogunlesi will be the new owner of Gatwick airport!! I want to take this moment to acknowledge and congratulate Mr. Ogunlesi on what he's doing and say that he is a huge inspiration and living proof of what IS possible!!! I thank Wunmi for the "tip-off" on this! x Now, the question is, why did the mainstream media kept this so very, very quiet? I was even more surprised that not even the BBC covered this story, or any of the other major news networks including CNN! "What's that all about?" I asked myself and thought it quite strange that a man, Adebayo Ogunlesi spends over a billion pounds on an international airport in one of the world's major cities, the city that's recognised as the financial centre of the world and there's no real coverage?? - Strange!! Well you don't need to go far to get details on this one, it's just a click away...More Details |
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A shortage of men in west Kingston is said to have caused female residents to be fighting for the affection of soldiers who are now posted in the community.
During a recent trip to the area, residents told tales of what they have been through the last few weeks but afterwards spoke of the actions of some of the women while describing it as shocking, but understandable.
"A di same man dem weh dem did a seh a bomb dem up eno ...Yes mi dear, dem woman yah nuh easy, dem dung yah all a pop big fight ova di soldier dem now," one resident, who claimed to have witnessed one of the recent encounters, said.
THE STAR heard there were at least two fights in the last two weeks but nobody has been seriously injured.
In the last incident, one female reportedly got jealous after seeing an 'enemy' of hers sitting and chatting with a soldier.
There was reportedly a subsequent altercation and both women argued openly as to who the soldier wanted, and even threw blows at each other. The soldier over who they were fighting reportedly had to step in to quell the fracas.
While in the company of a group of at least six women, THE STAR was told that those who have resorted to having relations with members of the security forces have done so because their lovers are gangsters who have fled the community, leaving them behind.
"Yuh a laugh like a joke thing, mi have fren weh deh wid soldier and mi ask har how she do it and she seh har man gone and she need har fix up," another resident claimed, as those around her began laughing at her subsequent comments.
"Bway, to some extent yu can't even wrong dem because a pure woman deh a west Kingston now, most a di man dem run weh and dem probably naw come back, suh di woman dem affi fight fi wah dem want," she continued.
When contacted by THE STAR, senior members of the security forces said that they were unaware of such reports. However, a STAR reporter who pretended to be a resident was told over the weekend by a soldier that he was aware of such acts.
The soldier even requested that he be given a 'link' to a girl.
"Bway, a nuff sexy gyal deh bout ya eeh hothead. Buss mi pon a link nuh? Yu look like a gallis," he said during a short conversation.
On Labour Day, the security forces launched a massive offensive on the community and are still carrying out operations there.
Shortage of men an issue in communityi hate Jamaica
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Today we went to Jamaica. I hate Jamaica. It flippin SUCKS! First of all, we woke up late, so we missed a couple hours of Jamaica. No big loss. I wish we would have just stayed in bed. As soon as you get off the boat there's about 20 people trying to give you a cab ride. If they're not trying to give you a ride, they're trying to sell some god awful handmade jewelry to you. If you say no, and keep walking...they FOLLOW you for about half a damn mile and badger and har**** you! These people are damn money hungry podunk idiot asses. I thought Nassau was bad. Jamaica is so much worse. It's like you're Donald Trump...and you walk through the projects...every damn one of those imbreeds wants some of you money. I'm so pissed with Jamaica that I barely took any pics and I didn't even buy a souvenir. There were invalids sittin ON the sidewalk....just chillin with their hands out. Just begging for money. We broke down and took a cab to Dunn's River Falls. So not impressed with that either. Too many damn people. I guess it's like the Disney world of this slum country. So..we took like 3 pictures and left. We told our cab driver that we wanted to eat traditional Jamaican food, that didn't cost an arm and a leg. Well ladies and gentlemen...he took us tot the McDonald's of Jamaica. We had to walk to the counter, and order a meal by it's number. So fast food. We decided that we were fed the **** up with Jamaica so we decided to walk back to the pier. It takes about 10-15 minutes. On the way....we got asked 4 times if we wanted tot buy reefer...we were har****ed by people wanting to braid our hair...some guy dropped a dirty pocket knife and it came within millimeters of harmony's foot. Jamaica just isn't safe. We want to come home so bad. We had one good day on this whole vacation. I enjoyed the Grand Cayman..but...I don't think I'll ever want to leave the US again. Harm said from now on she'll even stand during the pledge of allegience. Vacation sucks, Carnival sucks, and this blog is already starting to piss me off.
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YOUNG MAN CAUGHT HAVING SEX WITH A COW FORCED TO MARRY IT...
June 13, 2010
Started By dark_law — 27 Comments
A boy accused of having sex with a cow was forced to marry the beast despite his protestations that the cow seduced him with honeyed words.
The 18-year-old, a resident of the island of Bali in Indonesia, was spotted interfering with a cow whilst naked in a paddy field.
He allegedly admitted the act, but claimed the animal was at fault because it seduced him by making flattering comments.
Village elders decided the only way for him to make penance for this unnatural act was to marry the cow.
It is not clear whether they accepted his explanation about the encounter being the result of bovine flattery.
The marriage ceremony was duly held in font of an audience of several hundred, with the boy fainting from shame.
Unlike a conventional marriage ceremony, the unfortunate bride was subsequently taken to a river and drowned, with the boy escaping with a symbolic dunking.
AP Interview: Fugitive hid 40 years in plain sight
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. Slideshow:Notorious U.S. killer hid in plain sight for 40 years .
By MATT GOURAS, Associated Press Writer Matt Gouras, Associated Press Writer Tue Jun 15, 5:55 am ET
HELENA, Mont. The aging Frank Dryman, a notorious killer from Montana's past, had hidden in plain sight for so long that he forgot he was a wanted man.
In an exclusive jailhouse interview with The Associated Press, Dryman detailed how he invented a whole new life, with a new family, an Arizona wedding chapel business and even volunteer work for local civic clubs.
"They just forgot about me," said Dryman, in his first interview since being caught and sent back to the prison he last left in the 1960s. "I was a prominent member of the community."
That is, until the grandson of the man he shot six times in the back came looking.
Dryman had been one step ahead of the law since 1951 when he avoided the hangman's noose, a relic of frontier justice still in use at the time.
Less than 20 years later he was out on parole. Not content with that good fortune, he skipped out and evaded authorities for four decades. After a while he even forgot about hiding and signed up for V.A. benefits from his days in the Navy in 1948.
Now the 79-year-old Dryman is back behind bars, likely for what remains of his life.
He was caught only after his long-ago victim's grandson got curious and started poking around.
Dryman was hitching a ride from Shelby cafe owner Clarence Pellett on a cold and snowy day in 1951 when he pulled a gun and ordered Pellett out of his own car and began firing.
Dryman does not deny the crime just that he's not the same man today. He has been Victor Houston for decades. At the time of the murder, and after being discharged from the Navy for mental issues, he was going by yet another name: Frank Valentine.
"That kid, Frank Valentine, he just exploded," Dryman says of his crime. "I didn't shoot that man in the back. That wild kid did. That's not me.
"Victor Houston tried to make up for it by being an honor citizen."
Dryman says he served his time, which he did until paroled. But a Montana Parole Board not accustomed to leniency on those who walk away from supervision was not impressed with Dryman's subsequent good deeds. Last month the board sent him back behind bars to serve what remains of his life sentence.
Dryman said he disappeared from parole in California to get away from a wife he didn't like. He said he's not sure why he just didn't leave the wife and remain on parole.
But once gone, he said, he didn't look back. His new wife and family knew nothing of his past. He put down roots in Arizona City painting signs, a trade learned in prison, and performing weddings.
"I never thought I was a parole violator. I was Victor Houston. I never looked over my shoulder," Dryman said. "I just forgot about it."
On his birthday he used to get two cards from his brother: one for Houston and one for Valentine.
"I thought it was cute. I had no fear," Dryman said.
He said the details of his past are just coming back: the shooting, his original sentence and the cause he became for opponents of the death penalty, and his first stint in prison.
"Only since I have been back here did I start to think about it," said Dryman. "To be honest, I didn't even remember the victim's name."
Dryman understands he is not likely to get out again now. And he is not kindly disposed to the victim's grandson, the Bellevue, Wash., oral surgeon who became intensely interested in a piece of family history he knew nothing about. Clem Pellett compiled reams of old documents and tracked down his grandfather's killer with the help of a private investigator.
"I can't blame him for what he did," Dryman said. "But I think it was so wrong he spent so much money getting me here. I feel it is unfair."
Many in the Pellett family do remember the murder. A dozen descendants showed up at the parole hearing when Dryman was rearrested to testify against his release, saying the killing had forever changed the history of the family.
They said as kids they lived in fear of hitchhikers even in fear of Dryman. Some remembered Dryman's courtroom outburst at his first trial that resulted in conviction and a hanging sentence.
"He turned to the judge and said, 'I'm going to kill you,' he turned to the jury and said 'I am going to kill you' and he turned to the crowd and said some stuff like that," said Clem Pellett. "He was an angry young man who felt powerless."
Pellett only learned the details of the case last year after cleaning out boxes of old newspaper clippings. His own parents never talked about the murder. He had never even really known the Montana side of his family, where the pain of the killing still lingers.
Pellett, without even talking to those relatives, began a quest to learn more, compiling old records, court transcripts, ancient arrest records for Dryman's petty crimes prior to the shooting all of which he used to track down his grandfather's killer.
Pellett said he was driven by an intense curiosity, and would now like to meet with Dryman to fill in holes in the story that he may chronicle in a book.
Dryman doesn't think he will agree to the meeting.
He also denounces the allegation that he made a courtroom death threat, which Clem Pellett said was confirmed through his research.
Dryman lives in a low security wing of the Montana State Prison, wears prison-issue clothing and due to failing eyesight walks with a cane to avoid tripping. Being interviewed in the same parole board room where was he returned to prison for life, Dryman said of Clem Pellett, "He's already got me here, he should be happy. I think they got their pound of flesh, and I accept it."
One of the original prosecutors in the case also never forgot about Dryman.
"It was a very notorious case, perhaps the biggest of the time," said John Luke McKeon, now 85.
McKeon, a very young assistant attorney general assigned to the case despite his own opposition to the death penalty, said the Montana Supreme Court threw out the hanging sentence amid some of the most intense arguments over the death penalty the state had seen.
McKeon wrote a letter to the parole board in late May asking for leniency, telling the board he thinks Dryman has paid for his crime. But it got there after the board made its decision.
The former prosecutor doesn't see any way out for Dryman this time.
"I don't think the governor's going to give him exoneration," he said. "I think he is going to die in prison."
Alleged Shooter Of Mad Cobra To Appear In Gun Court June 18
June 17, 2010
Started By Nyk — 3 Comments
MAD COBRAThe man who allegedly shot and injured dancehall artiste Mad Cobra last month, is
scheduled to appear in the Gun Court this Friday, June 18. He has been identified
as Jahmiel "Spragga" Johnson, and he is facing charges of shooting with intent and
illegal possession of firearm & ammunition. It is reported that on the night of May
11, Mad Cobra was attacked and shot while driving in the Braeton Phase 1
community in Portmore, by some men who were said to be offended because he
had shone his vehicle's bright lights on them.
An Old Harbour Bay, St Catherine resident is now recovering after he had to be hospitalised when a large pig bit him on his penis.
Reports reaching The Star are that the incident occurred recently.
The injured man is said to have spent almost a week in hospital after he was bitten by the animal.
"Bwoy mi nuh know a wah happen mek the wicked hog bite the man," said a witness.
The Star learnt that the man, who is the owner of the animal, went into the pig pen after deciding that he wanted to sell one. It is understood that the owner and another man held the pig, however, the owner who held it closer to its head was bitten twice.
"The hog dat him a try fi sell got violent and bite him pon him private, a straight hospital and a nine days him spend a hospital," a resident of Old Harbour Bay said.
The residents told THE STAR that they are baffled as to why the animal got so violent. "Dats why some people are against eating pork as hog eat anything it ketch," another concerned resident said.
When contacted the Old Harbour Bay police said that they were aware of the attack.
Work is skipped, parties abound during World Cup(World Cup fever has gripped the planet)
June 17, 2010
Started By jubalson — 2 Comments
Claude Ruey, a swiss lawmaker of the liberal party watches the world cup soccer match between Spain and Switzerland during a debate in Switzerland's parliament, on Wednesday June 16, 2010 in Bern, Switzerland. The lawmakers debated on a new health insurance law.
A child holds a Brazilian flag in his lap as he watches a South Africa 2010 World Cup soccer match between Brazil and North Korea, at his father's tire repair shop in a low income neighborhood on the outskirts of Brasilia, Tuesday, June 15, 2010.
A fan celebrates after Brazil scored a goal against North Korea during a South Africa 2010 World Cup soccer match, while watching the game on a giant screen at Copacabana beach, in Rio de Janeiro, Tuesday, June 15, 2010.
RIO DE JANEIRO Shirley Cassares, watching Brazil's first World Cup match on a giant video screen set up on Copacabana beach, wobbled through a boozy samba and unveiled the Great Secret to her nation's sporting success.
"It's internal human heat! Other nations, they don't have the internal human heat we get from being with one another," she said, raising her voice above the horns, whistles, music and mayhem created by 10,000 people cheering Brazil as it defeated North Korea 2-1 on Tuesday.
"You see it in our team. They feed off one another, they need one another, and they play beautifully because of it," said Cassares, 52, pointing to the throng around her.
Actually, Brazilians aren't the only ones feeling the heat.
World Cup fever has gripped the planet, and fans in each nation are celebrating the event in unique ways: Iraqis are once again gathering in groups to watch, relieved that violence has subsided since the last tournament in 2006. Fans in Somalia risk bans by Islamic extremists just for tuning in. Even North Koreans - normally shut off from the rest of the world - saw their team play, albeit a few hours after the game was over.
Brazil - the global superpower of the Jogo Bonito, or "the beautiful game" as the sport is known around the world - will host the next World Cup, in 2014.
But the country is focused on winning this year's contest, and Brazilians are filled with anxiety about their team's chances.
Yet they also have the perfect antidote to those worries.
"It's a gigantic party! It's bigger than Carnival! It's football and Carnival combined!" exclaimed 26-year-old Rodrigo Nobre, his Brazil shirt and shorts covered in sand. "It's a time for coming together, forgetting our worries and cheering on our national team!"
With that, he turned back to the video screen on the beach and gave an agonized scream as an early offensive attack by Brazil yielded no goal.
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There is no beach party in Somalia.
Islamic fundamentalists who control stretches of the African nation have banned watching the World Cup.
"We don't want our people to be preoccupied with seminude, crazy men jumping up and down who are chasing an inflated object," said Sheik Mohamed Osman Arus, head of operations for the Hizbul Islam insurgent group.
"We don't want them to waste their precious time and resources on un-Islamic matches, especially during prayer time," he said.
Hizbul Islam, just like its ally, the al-Qaida-linked al-Shabab group, has imposed a strict version of Islam in areas under its control in southern and central Somalia.
Arus said that his group, contrary to earlier reports, is not arresting people for watching the World Cup or taking any other action against them beyond chasing them away from TVs.
He said militiamen chased dozens of fans from a video hall in the western town of Afgoye, where men and women mingled Saturday to watch the Argentina-Nigeria match in the first World Cup tournament held on African soil.
In Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, fans have been forced to relocate temporarily to the slice of the city under government control, where they can cheer without fear.
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Perhaps no country has gone through more change since the last World Cup than Iraq, where in 2006 the tournament played out as the nation was gripped by intense sectarian *lo**shed.
Not so this year.
About 50 men sprawled on plastic chairs, smoked water pipes and sipped tea as they watched Brazil play North Korea on an overhead TV at a central Baghdad cafe.
Private generators worked overtime to make up for frequent power outages and to keep the TV and electric fans running as the nighttime temperature soared above 90 (32 Celsius).
Only one glitch: an interrupted satellite signal forced everyone to miss the first 10 minutes of the game.
"We sat with our heads in our hands until they fixed it," said Ali Hatem, 24, with a laugh. "But it's worth it. This place is better than sitting at home where there isn't any electricity."
Cafe owner Ahmad Nouri scooped ice cream and ordered waiters to work faster as the sound of cheers mingled with that of dominoes slapping against tables.
"It makes me so happy to see people feel comfortable and enjoy the game," Nouri said. "We were deprived of this luxury during the last World Cup."
Four years ago, Iraq was ridden with sectarian warfare and people largely avoided public venues, fearing bombs or ambushes.
Lighting up a cigarette, Emad al-Zubaidi, 54, said, "People can breathe and see what's out there now."
Violence has dropped sharply, although Iraqi security forces stood guard near the cafe, evidence of the continued danger.
"Don't worry!" Hatem said. "One day Iraq will be in the World Cup, and we will even host it!"
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North Korean fans got the chance to see their team in the World Cup for the first time in 44 years - but had to wait almost a day after the game was played.
The Tuesday afternoon starting time in South Africa translated to 3:30 a.m. Wednesday in Pyongyang. So the state-controlled TV station - the only one in the nation - delayed the broadcast of the game with Brazil until a more popular time slot Wednesday night.
Two announcers provided mostly dry and matter-of-fact commentary. But there were hints of excitement in their voices when North Korea scored in the second half, leading them to note their team was playing "on equal terms" with mighty Brazil. A group of diners watching in a Pyongyang restaurant cheered and applauded Ji Yun Nam's goal.
On the Korean peninsula, divided since the 1950-53 Korean War, the sport is doing its part to unite the North and the South: it is the first time teams from both nations are playing in the same World Cup.
The Japan-based Choson Sinbo newspaper - considered a mouthpiece for the North Korean government - reported earlier this week after South Korea's 2-0 win over Greece that citizens of the communist country "cheered the South Korean team with no exception."
Malaysia-based Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union came to an agreement with FIFA, the sport's world governing body, to beam the games into North Korea free of charge. It's up to the state network, however, to decide what to show.
"We want them to see what life is on the other side of the curtain," said John Barton, sports director of the broadcasting union.
Just over the border in South Korea, as many as 1 million "Red Devils" - as the team's fans there are known - have poured into the streets of Seoul for matches.
Such enormous rallies have been a tradition in South Korea ever since 2002, when its team surprisingly reached the semifinals.
Red, naturally, is the clothing color of choice. Women have fashioned the national flag into skimpy tube tops and miniskirts. Men are using it as a toga.
South Korea's Justice Ministry is turning a blind eye to a 9 p.m. curfew for the nation's 50,000 convicts on game nights.
Monks are holding World Cup parties in Buddhist temples, fans are taking in matches on a man-made floating island on Seoul's Han River, and even death itself is no deterrent to watching a match. Local media reported that mourners gathered at wakes in some Seoul hospitals could be seen in front of TV sets, cheering on South Korea.
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Serbian economists estimate it loses up to $28 million for every World Cup match the national team plays due to absent workers. An employers' association is suggesting that companies reduce working hours to avoid other such walkouts.
Despite the widespread poverty and sour economy, Serbia's cafes are packed with people during the games, no matter who is playing.
There may be a silver lining in the dark cloud of lost productivity, however: Serbia lost its first game to Ghana, 1-0.
Some say a poor showing by the team could lower interest in the tournament and return employees to work, but 42-year-old lawyer Blagoje Ciric, sipping a beer on a hot Belgrade morning earlier this week, has his doubts. Especially since Serbia plays powerful Germany on Friday.
"I have little hope now that Serbia will beat anyone if it didn't beat Ghana," he said. "Still, I'll watch other games. Football is football!"
In Germany, known for its industriousness and strong work ethic, the great debate is whether employees will be allowed to watch while on the job.
Companies from Alliance to GRG Services GmbH say they will allow people to watch, and even project the game onto screens set up in conference rooms.
"Those who aren't interested in football are, of course, welcome to keep working," Stephan Schwarz, head of GRG Services, told the mass circulation daily Bild.
Even Berlin's prestigious JFK school is organizing places for students to watch on campus - provided they get all their work done first.
Berliners who find themselves on the city's public transit system can follow the game because the capital's transportation authority BVG will be announce the goals in buses and subway trains and flash them on signs at bus stops and in stations.
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Betty Koumba didn't have electricity in her home in Libreville, Gabon - at least not until the World Cup.
Koumba was desperate to watch the games in her new house, which had yet to receive electricity nine months after she moved in. But the Gabonese civil servant finally secured a $3,000 bank loan two days before last week's opening ceremony to buy her hookup.
Getting power in this West African nation isn't as easy as simply calling up the electric company. The nearest power line was a mile (1.6 kilometers) away, and Koumba was told she would have to buy the cables to link into it herself.
Her brother pitched in with another $3,000, Neighborhood youths swarmed in to help connect the lines, slinging it across makeshift power poles made of scrap wood.
And just a few hours before the opening match Koumba's 20-inch TV - formerly nothing more than a piece of living room furniture - roared to life with the broadcast.
"We're celebrating two events: the World Cup and the arrival of electricity in our house," said her brother, Armand, who lives in the same powerless part of Gabon's capital.
Koumba's home has since become so packed that she had to move the TV onto her terrace outside to accommodate all the visitors.
Just one rule: They must bring their own chair, because Koumba doesn't have enough for all.
Contributing were Associated Press writers Malkhadir M. Muhumed in Nairobi, Kenya; Hadeel al-Shalchi in Baghdad; Kwang-tae Kim and Sangwon Yoon in Seoul; APTN in Pyongyang, North Korea; Jovana Gec in Belgrade, Serbia; Todd Pitman in Dakar, Senegal; Melissa Eddy in Berlin; and Yves Laurent Goma in Libreville, Gabon.
-- Edited by jubalson on Thursday 17th of June 2010 04:20:55 PM
South Africa man killed by family for watching World Cup
June 17, 2010
Started By jubalson — 8 Comments
JOHANNESBURG (AP)
A South African man who wanted to watch a World Cup football match instead of a religious program was beaten to death by his family in the northeastern part of the country, police said Thursday.
David Makoeya, a 61-year-old man from the small village of Makweya, Limpopo province, fought with his wife and two children for the remote control on Sunday because he wanted to watch Germany play Australia in the World Cup. The others, however, wanted to watch a gospel show.
"He said, 'No, I want to watch soccer,"' police spokesman Mothemane Malefo said Thursday. "That is when the argument came about.
"In that argument, they started assaulting him."
Malefo said Makoeya got up to change the channel by hand after being refused the remote control and was attacked by his 68-year-old wife Francina and two children, 36-year-old son Collin and 23-year-old daughter Lebogang.
Malefo said he was not sure what the family used to kill Makoeya.
"It appears they banged his head against the wall," Malefo said. "They phoned the police only after he was badly injured, but by the time the police arrived the man was already dead."
All three were arrested Sunday night, but Lebogang was released on 1,500 rand ($200) bail on Tuesday, Malefo said, and the other two are still being held in custody.
Malefo said the mother and son will reappear in the local Seshego Magistrates Court on July 27.
Makoeya was buried on Saturday.
"He was always a happy man, never violent," Makoeya's nieces, Miriam and Anna, told the Daily Sun newspaper. "On Saturday, we saw him the last time at the funeral."
The World Cup, which is being played in Africa for the first time, started Friday and runs through July 11. Although most the tickets for the 64-game tournament have been sold, many in South Africa are too poor to attend matches.
The Barbadian beauty, Rihanna, touched down in the Caribbean today, it's been a hell of a week for the sexy songstress, from rocking the Staples Center with Eminem to jet setting back to Barbados for some much needed rest.
Rihanna has been touring for a couple months now and it's finally time for some good old fashion r&r. It must be exhausting when your flying from country to country selling out arenas and tearing down shows, so now it's time for RiRi to get some much needed rest and recharge her batteries. Hopefully when Rihanna comes back we'll see a new look from the "Go Hard" diva. Either way she' going to be dope, check out Rihanna touching down in Barbados.
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Tells court he didn't want to steal anything SHELDON WILLIAMS, STAR Writer A man claimed that he broke into a house recently not to steal anything but to watch the television inside. The accused, Wayne Thompson, was charged with house breaking with intent. He pleaded guilty when he appeared in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court yesterday to answer to the charge. Persons in court were amused by the tale when Thompson, 22, from a Rae Town address in Kingston, said that even though the residents of the house were unknown to him, he was interested in watching their television. remanded Thompson also told the court that he was gainfully employed for at least four years at a sponge factory and he wanted to avoid being sentenced to prison for his action. When asked by Resident Magistrate Judith Pusey why she should reconsider sentencing him to prison, Thompson replied; "I'll be good", which attracted more laughter from the court. Thompson was remanded in custody until June 30 when a probation officer should be assigned. He also had to submit his fingerprints to the police. | |||
MEET CHRIS BROWN'S NEW GIRLFRIEND . . . REMIND YOU OF ANYONE!!! (PICS)
June 6, 2010
Started By TBDGlamma — 35 Comments
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The girl, a 19 year old model named Jasmine Saunders, is cute. Hopefully she can TAKE A PUNCH!!!
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-- Edited by *~*~Sweet Applezz*~*~ on Sunday 6th of June 2010 04:54:34 AM
Contributed
Zj Liquid (left), Richie D (right) and a fan at 'Alternative', a party in Miami on Memorial weekend.
Push It: Demarco featuring CeCile (Starcut Records) - This is the follow up single to Demarco's smash hit Show It, featuring Craig of Voicemail. This combination with Demarco and CeCile works well for both artistes. The single has an 'Island pop' vibe and is fresh because of Demarco's cross-over appeal and CeCile's sexy vibe.
Party Like Its Your Birthday: Richie Loops featuring D Major and Busy Signal (Big Yard) - Richie Loop follow up to his hit In My Cup. Busy Signal finds a crazy flow on this track and the melodies are well done by D. Major. This is another party anthem by Richie Loop which is about taking out the girls and showing them a good time.
Dark Skin Girl: Romain Virgo (Penthouse) - This song is taken from Virgo's debut album. It is a nice composition complimenting and showing respect to dark skin girls/African queens. The lyrics are well put together and delivered well. This song shows his maturity and growth since winning Rising Stars.
Wuda Know: Dehdeh (New Artiste) (Truckback Production) - Dehdeh wishes he could see the future, knowing that if he could, he wouldn't have made some of the mistakes he made, or did some of the things he did; he would know where to walk, the things to talk, who to befriend and how to move. He delivers many people's wish of being a prophet in his creative way. People can relate to this song and it says what many of us express everyday- "if me did know"
Fresh To Death: Tami, Timberlee, Tifa, Stacious and Natalie Storm (UIM) - The ladies give us their version and interpretation of Fresh to Death. This is a song which gives strength to 'girl power' by showing that you can be fresh in the way you dress and carry yourself - your swag. This song definitely represents for the ladies and should make them feel confident and sexy. This song is Fresh To Death literally!
FRESH TO DEATH RIDDIMS:
Runway Swag - Kritical Production
Red Dirt - Clueless Production (Young Producers)
Blue Gem - Sounique Production
Raw Soul - 3 Dimension
Brit Jam - Brit Jam Production
Still Fresh
Bank Robber Rhythm - Vendetta Music
Infanity Rhythm - Equiknoxx Productions
City Life Rhythm - 2 Hard Records
God Always Be There - Bounty Killer
Rave We A Rave - Chino/Konshens
FRESH TALK:
'FAVA LIKA SEH' rooted in deep rural Jamaica that has been around long time but it 'come back in style' and means 'It looks like' or 'Obviously'(Only the real country accent can catch this talk good! So FRESH it had to be featured again - CATCH UP!
Fresh spot to catch ZJ Liquid:
1. IKANDI - This and every Tuesday night at Club Privilege
2. Wavz Beach (Portmore) - Saturday June 19
3. Fiction nightclub - Saturday June 19
FRESH UPDATES
Remember to take a picture with you and ZJ Liquid and email to zjliquidh2o@yahoo.com for your chance to appear on this page!
Also remember to catch Fresh to Death Wednesday on ZIP103 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. to catch these Fresh Tunes.
Listen ZJ Liquid Tuesday-Friday, 2 p.m.-6 p.m. and Sundays, 6 p.m.-10 p.m.
Jahmiel 'Spragga' Johnson, the man charged in connection with shooting deejay Cobra, will appear in the Gun Court on Friday.
The accused man had previously appeared before Resident Magistrate Marcia Dunbar-Green on June 8 in the Spanish Town Resident Magistrate's Court. He was remanded until the next court date. Allegations are that on May 11, Cobra, whose real name is Ewart Brown, drove into Braeton Phase One in St Catherine.
It is reported that he went into the community and was attacked. It is alleged that the incident took place when the lights from the vehicle in which he was travelling, shone on some men in the community. He was shot in the upper body and was taken to the Spanish Town Hospital.
Investigations by the police led to Johnson's arrest. He was charged with illegal possession of firearm and ammunition and shooting with intent.WTF????? GIRL HONORS HER DECEASED GRANDMOTHER . . . BY USING GRANNY'S IN-THE-CASKET PIC ON HER FACEBOOK PROFILE!!!
June 15, 2010
Started By TBDGlamma — 18 Comments
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A reward of US$20,000 is been offered by the police for the capture of Christopher Dudus Coke, the former gang leader of Tivoli Gardens.
The police would like to find Coke to execute a warrant of arrest issued by the Courts of Jamaica for him to face extradition proceedings. Coke is wanted by United States law enforcement agencies for drugs and gun running.
Persons knowing the whereabouts of Christopher Dudus Coke can contact Operation Kingfish at 811, Crime Stop at 311and Police Control at 119.
The police would like to find Coke to execute a warrant of arrest issued by the Courts of Jamaica for him to face extradition proceedings. Coke is wanted by United States law enforcement agencies for drugs and gun running.
Persons knowing the whereabouts of Christopher Dudus Coke can contact Operation Kingfish at 811, Crime Stop at 311and Police Control at 119.
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