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NY Families Get $60M to Avoid FreclosureBy Patrick Maitland

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Attorney General Eric T. Schneidermanon Monday (September 24)

announced the grantees of the HomeownerProtection Program and commitment of$60 million over three years to fund hous-ing counseling and legal services for strug-gling New York homeowners.

The first year of program providesfunding at $20 million to aid strugglinghomeowners across the state who are fight-ing to avoid foreclosure and remain in theirhomes. Throughout New York State, 35legal services organizations and 59 hous-ing counseling agencies will receive over$16.1 million to provide free foreclosureprevention services.

An additional $3.9 million has beenallocated for training, technical assistance,and other support services to assist home-owners in foreclosure.

According to data collected by theNew York Federal Reserve, there are morethan 140,000 mortgages across the statethat are seriously delinquent, defined as in

foreclosure or more than 90 days inarrears.

Some of the hardest hit communitiesare on Long Island, in Brooklyn andQueens in New York City, and in theHudson Valley.

New York’s comprehensive foreclo-sure prevention law entitles homeownersto a 90 day pre-foreclosure notice before alender can begin a foreclosure action. Thisnotice is required to include a list of at least

five nonprofit housing counseling agenciesthat can assist homeowners at risk of fore-closure.

In addition to penalties for past abus-es, New York’s share of the NationalMortgage Settlement includes direct reliefto victims of wrongful foreclosure conductand billions of dollars nationwide for loanmodifications, including principal reduc-tions for struggling homeowners. www.nysmortgagesettlement.com/resources.html

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Neville Mitchell, Esq. is an attorney, aneducator and a community activist whobelieves that, at a grassroots level, every

person living in and contributing to their com-munity should have a powerful voice within thepolitical arena.

Neville Mitchell is the voice of the Bronx-12th District!

He has his finger on the pulse of the com-munity; he has not only taught within the prisonsystems on Rikers Island but has also fought forthe rights and due process of those accused.

He has championed the cause of thosewhose voice was taken away from them by theauthorities, and has shown vision and compas-sion to the families of victims of senseless crimesand murders within our City.

Neville Mitchell's Campaign Platform (include but is not limited to):

1. Agency Oversight- to end illegal Stop andFrisk procedures by the Police department

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Never date a married man! Why would youwant to anyway? You will never be seen

as number one -which you are. Also if youraffair is ever discovered, he will deny you in aheartbeat.

Men who cheat really have no intentionsof ever leaving their wives. The only reasonwhy they are with you is to get something thattheir wife is not giving to them. His wife hasnow stopped wearing the sexy lingerie andstilettos to bed, and is now in track pants androllers; no longer trying to appear sexy to herman.

Now, the only thing left for him to do isto find himself a little honey on the side, whowill continue to fulfill his sexual desires with-out costing him too much. You, of course, arethe schmuck that he has set his eyes on to fillthat void. He keeps swearing to you that he “isdefinitely going to divorce her and then marryyou!” How many affairs ever turn into mar-riages? You will waste all your life waiting foryour Mr. Wonderful to divorce his wife, whileyour vagina hairs get greyer and greyer fromold age.

The other thing to consider is that, mosttimes when men do leave their wives and gotheir separate ways, they rarely get into a rela-tionship with the woman that they were hav-ing the affair with. They feel that they are nowfinally free and can bang as many youngchicks—excluding you with the grey vaginahairs—that they can.

So what would have been the outcome?You would have wasted all your Saturdaynights and holidays, longing for your Mr.Wonderful to be by your side, wishing he washolding you in his arms. He is able to sneak acall here and there, when his wife, who usual-ly is the boss of him, bellows in the back-ground for him to “come and take out thegarbage.”

In your mind you are thinking, “Howcould he ever continue to be with her, while Iam available with my sexy body and support-

ive character? Does he not know that I lovehim?”

Get a grip girl! The only reason he con-tinues to be with her is because he loves her.This is quite evident because he is still by herside, even with her nasty attitude, sweatpants,and rollers in her hair.

The communication in his marriagemight have just broken down and he needs ashoulder a cry on and someone to talk to.

Don’t be the schmuck and the mistress onthe side. It should be very obvious to you thathe really cares for his wife, because not onlyis she not doing the right things to keep herman but you are doing the right things, aren’tyou? And who is he married you? Her, notyou! And if ever your affair is discovered, hewill fabricate every excuse in the book, andeven go as far as call you a liar when he iscaught. He might even go as far as saying thathe is a “sex addict”, which is the most com-mon cop-out these days for men, and somewomen, when they are caught cheating.

There is nothing wrong with being

friends with a married man, but do rememberthat there are lines to draw between yourfriendships. If you find it getting too cozy, orif you are starting to feel attracted to him -which is not a wrong emotion- distance your-self immediately. Being attracted to someoneis not wrong, but acting upon the emotion ismorally wrong.

Unless you are prepared to waste yourlife on something that will never be yours, dat-ing a married man should never be an option.Besides, why would you ever want to be sec-ond to any other woman? There are lots ofmen out there, so go out and get your own!

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On November 6, 2012 Americans will bevoting for a president to manage the

country for the next four years. The incum-bent Democratic president Barack Obama andhis Republican rival Mitt Romney are aggres-sively trying to convince Americans to sup-port their respective candidacy.

The State of New York and especiallyNew York City with its large Black popula-tion has always demonstrated unwaveringloyalty to the Democratic Party and PresidentObama.

As an independent newspaper with nopolitical or religious agenda, Street Hype willalways put forward information that couldhelp people as they decide their leaders.

We don’t think a president should beselected on the basis of race, creed or sex,however in our reality President Obama isbeing selected based on his color. After fouryears as president, how does the economiccondition of the African-Americans changedunder Obama?

George Bush left us about $4 trillion indebt. Under Obama, that debt is now $16 tril-lion. When Obama became president, theunemployment rate was 7.7 percent. Now it’s8.1 percent. And, federal government’s busi-

ness contracting with Black-owned firmsdecreased under Obama. In some people’sopinions Obama has caused Blacks’ condi-tions to get worse over the past three years.

The Republicans continue to oppose theObama administration. They claimed that thedisproportionately poor employment ratesamong African-Americans are worse and theeconomy under Obama has increased peo-ple’s need for federal assistance, such as foodstamps.

President Obama continues to explainthat he got a very bad economy to fix and heneeds more time. For example, he refused tolet the American auto industry die. He took achance on Americans, and it paid off. Morethan 1 million jobs were saved, the U.S. autoindustry is roaring back and adding jobs andall government loans were paid back ahead oftime.

In the case of Romney, his agendainclude lower taxes, less regulation, balancedbudget and more trade deals to spur growth.Replace jobless benefits with unemploymentsavings accounts.

Romney says that American economicgrowth should come from the private sector.He believes he can create an environment in

America where businesses will begin hiringmillions of people at higher wage positions.

However, based on his various utterancesand what have been played out in the press,people –not just African American - don’ttrust Romney.

A top Republican blamed the Democratsand President Obama for telling lies aboutRepublican policies to gain ground in a tightpresidential election.

Nonetheless, we want to believe thatboth Obama and Romney aim to improve theoverall living standard of the American peo-ple. Their methods of implementation and theongoing aggressive “propaganda war” arehowever making it very difficult for voters todetermine the best person to manage thecountry at this time.

We are living in the information era,where our environs including our privatespaces are being bombarded with all type ofinformation-facts, fictions and allegationsincluding profanities.

It is our responsibility to carefully studythe information and determine our best courseof action.

Our vote should be based on the issuesnot emotions or political cheap talk.



NEWS

FIRST ADA HONORED BY BROOKLYN WOMEN’S BAR ASSOCIATION: (l-r) Supervising Judge Ellen Spoden; District Attorney Hynes; First ADA AnneSwern; Judge Sylvia Hinds-Radix, outgoing President of the Brooklyn WomensBar Association; and Judge Genine Edwards on September 27 at a ceremony heldin Brooklyn to honor Swern for her accomplishments and all the work that shedoes to serve the Brooklyn community.

Former RepublicanChairwoman; Attorney PleadGuilty To Mortgage Fraud

Former North CastleRepublican chair-

woman Loronda Murphyof 4 Heather Lane,Greenwich, Connecticut,pled guilty recently to twocounts of ResidentialMortgage Fraud.

Murphy’s businesspartner real estate attorneyScott Forcino of 400Wilmot Road, NewRochelle pled guilty toone count of CriminalFacilitation.

From April 2009 toJune 2009, operating underthe home mortgage closingcompany Settle OneCorporation, with an officelocated at 428 Main Streetin Armonk, New York, thedefendants, Murphy andForcino, engaged in whatamounted to a home mort-gage fraud "Ponzi"scheme.

The targeted home-owner victims each tookout a new mortgage ontheir home through SettleOne Corporation with theunderstanding that Forcino

would oversee their clos-ing and that money fromtheir new mortgage wouldpay off their pre-existingmortgage.

However, Forcinoinstead allowed Murphy tofraudulently assume therole of attorney for eachclosing, and, much to thehomeowner's surprise,rather than paying off theirpre-existing mortgage,Murphy instead stole por-tions of their new loanmoney and left their pre-existing mortgage unpaid.

Over this time periodthe pair defrauded five vic-tims including Murphy’sfather.

Sentencing will be onJanuary 8th, 2013. Murphyfaces a maximum of twen-ty five years in stateprison.

As a condition of herplea, Murphy will have topay $720,288 in restitu-tion.

The amount paidbefore sentencing willdetermine the length of herprison term.

Forcino faces a maxi-mum of one year jail.

As a condition of hisplea, Forcino will resignfrom the New York StateBar.

Scott Forcino Loronda Murphy


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Councilman SandersStands Up For DadsForest Hills, NY: City Councilman James Sanders

made a surprise appearance onMonday at a ceremony celebrating

the renewed commitment of fathers in thelives oftheir children.

Sanders, who is the Democratic nomi-nee for State Senate District 10 in southeastQueens, spoke before an auditoriumpacked with recent graduates of theForestdale FatheringInitiative. Many of themen were accompanied by their childrenand partners.

At the semiannual “Stepping Up” cer-emony, recent graduates of the programshared their experiences and renewed theirpledge to be present, active fathers.

The Fathering Initiative is one of thelargest programs at Forestdale, an organi-zation dedicated to supporting and empow-ering Queens families.

Every year over 250 fathers enrollinthe Fathering Initiative to strengthentheir ability to provide emotional andfinancial support.

BRONx:

City fire marshals arrested this weekend aBronx woman and charged her with

intentionally setting a fire in her apartmentthat led to the death of her boyfriend.

Wendy Walston, 46, was charged withmanslaughter, arson and reckless endanger-ment.

Fire officials say Walston started thefire on the night of September 12 inside asecond-floor apartment she shared with 50-year-old Thomas Galvin at 2727 University

Avenue in Kingsbridge.The fire caused so much smoke that res-

idents on the fifth floor panicked and oneman knocked out the windows with his barehands, leaving graphic blood stains on thebuilding.

Other residents saved themselves byhanging out on the roof as more than 100firefighters put out the flames.

Galvin died of his injuries, while 10other people were seriously hurt, including afour-year-old child.

Bronx Tax Prepareron Fraud Charges

Tax preparer and owner of Arlanna’sAccounting Services, Chiara-Monai

Hudson, 24 of a Baychester Avenue, Bronxwas arraigned last week in Mount VernonCity Court on several count of FelonyComplaint relating to the false filing ofunemployment insurance claims and NewYork State Tax refunds from her home/officebusiness formerly located in Mount Vernon.

According to the Westchester CountyDistrict Attorney Janet DiFiore, over a 26month period from January 20, 2010 andMarch 22, 2012, the defendant defrauded theNew York State Department of Labor in thatshe filed for unemployment insurance thatshe was not entitled and defrauded the NewYork State Department of Taxation andfinance by filing numerous New York Statetax returns receiving refund payments towhich she was not entitled.

The total amount of the loss to NewYork State totaled more than $121,750.

Between May 24, 2011 and January 1,2012 the defendant claimed unemploymentinsurance benefits from the New York StateDepartment of Labor and falsely certifiedthat she had been employed by ByramHealthcare a White Plains medical supplycompany.

The defendant submitted false wageand pay stub information in support of herapplication for unemployment benefits andreceived unemployment insurance benefitstotaling $12,150.

The defendant's certification of unem-ployment was false because she was actual-

ly never employed byByram Healthcare.

The defendant, atax preparer and ownerof Arlanna’s AccountingServices, a home/officebased tax/accountingfirm formerly in MountVernon, submitted false2009 tax returns to theNew York StateDepartment of Taxationand Finance in the nameof four individuals andreceived refund pay-ments from the State in excess of $5,600.

Hudson admitted to filing over 100additional false New York State tax returnsbetween 2010 and 2011 for which New YorkState refund checks to be issued whichtotaled in excess of $100,000.

She was arrested by investigators fromthe Westchester County District Attorneysoffice and the Department of Labor.

Bail was set at $500 cash or $1,000bond. Hudson’s next court date is October17th, 2012.

She faces a maximum sentence of sevenyears in state prison.

Assistant District Attorney NicoleGamble of the Economic Crimes Bureau isprosecuting the case.

The charges are merely an accusationand that a defendant is presumed innocentuntil and unless proven guilty.

Chiara-MonaiHudson, 24

The total amount ofthe loss to New York State totaled morethan $121,750.

Haitian GetsExtensions

News Americas, Washington, D.C:Haitian have been given anextension on their TemporaryProtected Status, living in for

another 18 months, beginning Jan. 22,2013, according to Secretary ofHomeland Security Janet Napolitano.

Next week, the Department ofHomeland Security will publish anotice in the Federal Register announc-ing this decision.

The 60-day re-registration periodfor current Haiti TPS beneficiaries willbegin on the day the Federal Registernotice publishes. Individuals who havenot continuously resided in the UnitedStates since Jan. 12, 2011 will not beeligible.

“The extension of TemporaryProtected Status is yet another lifelinefor tens of thousands of Haitians livingin the U.S., especially South Florida. Iapplaud the decision by Secretary JanetNapolitano and the Department ofHomeland Security. This is the rightthing to do given the post-earthquakeconditions that still exist in Haiti,” saysCongresswoman Frederica Wilson, (D-Fla.).

For more information visit,www.uscis.gov/tps or, call 1-800-375-5283.

Bronx Woman Charged With Arson, Manslaughter


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CARIBBEAN NEWS

Overseas companiesto establish headoffices in Jamaica!

KINGSTON, Jamaica:

ABill encouraging overseas companiesto establish their head offices in

Jamaica, and to exempt officers of suchcompanies from the payment of incometax, was passed in the House ofRepresentatives last Tuesday.

The Bill–The Income Tax(Amendment) Act-was piloted by Ministerof Finance and Planning, Dr Peter Phillips.

In his remarks, Phillips noted that theBill exempts persons, who are not resi-dents of Jamaica and who perform grouphead office activities, from the payment ofincome tax.

He added that any entity approvedwill be subjected to an approval processwhere it will need to meet the criteria forcarrying out group headquarter activities,being incorporated in Jamaica and ensur-ing that at least 30 percent of its staffmembers are Jamaicans.

A company or other body corporatemay apply to the minister, in the pre-scribed form and manner, for a certificatedesignating it as an approved group headoffice company.------------------------------------------------Economic opportunitiesfor Caribbean youth

WASHINGTON, USA:The Multilateral Investment Fund (MIF), amember of the Inter-AmericanDevelopment Bank Group held a paneldiscussion on Capitol Hill on Friday, onthe topic “Developing Opportunities forYouth Employment and Entrepreneurshipin Latin America and the Caribbean.”

The event had bipartisan co-sponsor-ship from Representative Joe Baca (D-CA), Representative Mario Diaz-Balart(R-FL), the Congressional HispanicCaucus Institute (CHCI) and theCongressional Hispanic LeadershipInstitute (CHLI).

During the panel, the MIF’s generalmanager, Nancy Lee, presented “GiveYouth a Chance: An Agenda for Action,” anewly published report that evaluates theMIF’s work to date in support of theregion’s youth and outlines its strategymoving forward. This report was launchedon September 12 during the 2012 GlobalYouth Economic OpportunitiesConference in Washington, DC.

Over the past 18 years, the MIF hascarried out more than 120 youth trainingprojects region-wide, benefiting over235,000 young people, most of them fromlow-income communities.

Anti Gay RightsMovementUnderway

Turks and Caicos Islands:

Led by Pastors Pedro Williams andConrad Howell, a movement has sprung

up to prevent certain provisions of recentrights legislation being enacted by the inter-im government.

This issue needs to be given over to thenext elected government, say the clergy. TheBill, which Governor Ric Todd has said ismodeled after similar laws in the EuropeanUnion, has provisions to prevent prejudiceagainst gays and lesbians.

Howell said, “This makes no sense; weare not London and we are not a Europeancity. Centuries ago they sent missionarieshere to teach us the word of God and thescriptures, now they are trying to imposelaws which are counter to the scriptures.”

While this issue has not been addressedby the Progressive National Party (PNP),which has an openly gay candidate runningfor election, it was however addressed bySharlene Cartwright Robinson, deputyleader of the Peoples Democratic Movement(PDM), when she joined the pastors in arecent march in Provo about this issue.

“This and other contentious issues ofthis nature need to be addressed by the peo-ple’s representatives, the next elected gov-ernment,” 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 sub-missions, which are allowed to be anony-mous, supported the local pastors’ position.

Grenada PM blames power

struggle for troublesST GEORGE’S, Grenada:

Grenada’s PrimeMinister Tillman

Thomas, who is alsoleader of the rulingNational DemocraticCongress (NDC), hassaid that problems beset-ting the government andparty have nothing to dowith his leadership.

The NDC, in gener-al elections held in 2008, won 11 of 15 par-liamentary seats to form the government.

However, internal party strife led tothe postponement of the NDC’s conventionfrom July to Sunday, September 30.

In addition, four MPs have resignedfrom cabinet and one was dismissed by theprime minister in January. All five are nowbackbenchers in the House ofRepresentatives.

Thomas, in an interview on Fridaywith the Government Information Service,blamed the troubles on an alleged powerstruggle and “an attempt to take over theparty”.

The situation has “nothing to do withleadership,” he insisted. Had there been ateam that was “cohesive and focused,” thegovernment would have done much betterin the four years it has been in office, theprime minister added.

Tillman ThomasGrenada’s PM

Kingston, Jamaica:

The hearing into the application by thePeople’s National Party (PNP), chal-

lenging an order for several of its mem-bers to answer questions relating to theTrafigura donation, is now before theConstitutional Court, according to aGleaner newspaper report.

Dutch authorities want to questionPNP President Portia Simpson Miller,party chairman Robert Pickergill and sen-ior members Phillip Paulwell and ColinCampbell about a $31 million donation tothe party by Trafigura Beheer.

It is illegal for Dutch companies todonate to political parties.

At the time of the donation in 2006,Trafigura had an oil-lifting contract withthe PNP Administration which had formedthe government.

In court documents, the PNP is con-tending that the order for its officials toanswer questions in relation to theTrafigura probe by Dutch authorities is abreach of their constitutional rights.

The matter was sent to theConstitutional Court, after the Court ofAppeal overturned a ruling by SupremeCourt Judge Lennox Campbell onDecember 5, 2011.

Justice Campbell had denied arequest by the PNP to take the matter to

the Constitutional Court saying the ques-tions being put to the politicians wereserved on them long ago and they hadenough time to raise their concerns.

The Trafigura hearing in the SupremeCourt has been suspended pending theoutcome of the motion in theConstitutional Court.

Dutch Seeks Answers from Jamaican Prime Minister and Cabinet Ministers

Portia Simpson Miller

Robert Pickergill Phillip Paulwell

DR PETER PHILLIPS



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EEOC SuesBank for Age& DisabilityDiscriminationThe U.S. Equal

E m p l o y m e n tOpportunity Commission(EEOC) has chargedRegions Financial Corp-oration, doing business asRegions Bank inMemphis, with disabilitydiscrimination under theAmericans withDisabilities Act (ADA).

According to theEEOC, the bank fired a61-year-old bank branchmanager after she askedfor a reasonable accom-modation for her disabili-ty, hyperthyroidism.

Visit the EEOC’snewsroom for informationabout other recent legalactions the agency hastaken to protect theemployment rights of peo-ple with disabilities andothers.

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Q. What are the age requirements for fil-ing a small claim?A. You must be at least 18. A parent orguardian must file for you if you are under18. If the person being sued is not yet 18,you must sue the parent or parents andprovide first and last names.

Q. How do I file a small claim?A. Go to the Clerks Office (New YorkCity Civil Court, Nassau or SuffolkDistrict Court, City Court, or Town orVillage Court). The Clerk will give youforms. You will need the name andaddress of the person or business you aresuing, the amount you are suing for, and abrief reason why you are suing.

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 suingfor more than $1,000.

Q. Can I use a personal check or creditcard for the filing fee?A. In some courts. Please call the courtwhere you want to file the small claim.

Q. What does "DBA" mean?A. "Doing business as."

Q. What is a "claimant?"A. A claimant is the person suing in asmall claims case. The "defendant" is theperson being sued.

Q. What happens if the person or businessI 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 tellwhat happened. Then you may receive a"default" judgment.

Q. If I win my claim, how do I collect mymoney?A. If the defendant doesn't pay, you willhave to try to collect the money you havewon. How you do this depends on howmuch you know about the defendant'sfinancial situation (pay from work, bankaccount, motor vehicle, other assets). Youmay have to file "information subpoenas"(ask the Court Clerk). Or you may needthe assistance of a sheriff or city marshal.

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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.

Defending champions England havebeen knocked out of the World

Twenty20 after being overpowered by hostsSri Lanka in their final Super Eights matchheld in Pellekele, Sri Lanka.

Chasing Sri Lanka's 169-6, Samit Patelscored a classy 67 but England finished on150-9 to lose by 19 runs. Stuart Broad's sideslumped to 18-3 after fast bowler Lasith

Malinga took threewickets in an over onhis way to figures of 5-31. Sri Lanka and West

Indies, who ended New Zealand's hopes, hasbooked their spot in the next round. Thefinals will take place on October 7 inColombo.

ST JOHN’S, Antigua:

The West Indies Cricket Board hasannounced that Trinidad and Tobago

and St Lucia have won the rights to hostthe fourth edition of its flagship regionaltournament – Caribbean Twenty20.

Trinidad and Tobago will host thefirst part of the preliminary round at theQueen’s Park Oval while BeausejourCricket Ground will be the venue for the

second part of the preliminary round, theplayoffs and the final.

The WICB International FixturesCommittee reviewed and assessed thefour bids received and Trinidad andTobago and St Lucia were given the nodahead of Barbados and Antigua.

Barbados, had previously hostedevery Caribbean Twenty20 tournamentthus far and Antigua hosted the tourna-ment in 2011 and 2012.

NEW YORK CITY:

Ryan Johnson gave Toronto FC a brightstart with an early strike, but Kenny

Cooper led a stampede, catapulting the NewYork Red Bulls to a 4-1 victory on Saturdayin Major League Soccer.

The Jamaican striker gave theCanadian side an early lead when he scoreda goal in the sixth minute past MLS new-comer Luis Robles. But Johnson's effortwas soon cancelled out, when MarkusHolgersson headed home a Thierry Henrycorner to give the New York response sevenminutes later. The match meandered beforeCooper handed the Red Bulls the lead in the27th minute.

The second halfsaw more of thesame from bothsides, but nei-ther team wasable to find theback of the netuntil the 88thminute.The Red Bullsreturn to action

next Saturday tohost the Chicago Fire in the afternoon oftheir final game before the upcoming inter-national break. Toronto FC host DC Unitedat BMO Field later that day.

Team Jamaica Bickle 5K Set for October 20Bolt to joinAthletes union

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the moment Usain Bolt,is among the high profileJamaican athletes thathave given an indicationto join the expandedtrack and field athletesunion, headed by American 800 metres runnerKhadevis Robinson.

The union will have its first annual con-vention at Daytona Beach in Florida fromOctober 24 - 26.

World 100 metres champion and Olympicsilver medallist Yohan Blake along with MichaelFrater, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, Kerron Stewartand Shericka Williams are among the otherJamaicans who have so far given a committmentto join the union, which currently has approxi-mately 150 members including 40 internationalathletes.

The union which has been in existence forthe past three years, was recently expanded tofight an IOC rule against promoting privatesponsors.

By Aubrey CampbellThe weather was the better player onSaturday, keeping at home and away fromthe park and forcing the two teams to playa truncated match in a constant drizzle,well past the scheduled starting time.

At the end of fifty minutes of compe-tition, the two captains, ‘Bob’ Austin forthe All Manning team and LloydMatthews – All daCosta, offered the cus-tomary handshake in centerfield, no doubtwonder what the outcome would havebeen under normal circumstances.

In front of an empty park, it was the‘Kingstonians’ who drew first blood whennewcomer Ifidel Hamilton worked hisway thru’ the midfield and rifled a rightfoot grounder past Owen Scarlett in goal.

Playing the better ball on a rain-

soaked turf, the All Manning team wheninto the break with a 2 goals to nil (2-0)advantage, thanks to a beautiful goal fromRichard McDonald.

If the first half belonged to the All-Manning All-stars, then the second periodwas all about the rural boys as they scoredtwice to balance things out. First EvertonDawson, the former Dinthill Technicalace, scored from a free-kick, putting theball into the top right corner, past a tryingDelgado Taylor (C’bar) in goal.

Minutes later, Miguel Reynoldssqueezed between two defenders to slipthe ball again past the goalie (Taylor) for a2-2 score-line.

The result means the All-daCostahold the advantage with wins in 2009 and2011, a loss in 2010 and a tie this year.

Jamaican Schoolboy Stars Play To 2-2 Tie In Annual Reunion Soccer Festival

As Team Jamaica Bickle (TJB) preparesfor its 2nd annual 5K Run, scheduled

for Baisley Park, Queens, New York,Saturday, October 20, 2012, there is onemessage that it wants to get across—health!

The theme, Promoting HealthyLifestyles, is one that the organization ishoping will have significant impact on theCaribbean population in that region.Following up on a successful 1st staging in2011, the organization is hoping that thiswill be a banner year, all while fieldingrequests from Diaspora groups across thecountry to stage similar events in their cities.

The meet, which is USATF sanctioned,is being presented in association withAwesome Power Track Club and is expectedto attract runners from the road race circuitacross the northeast.

Runners and walkers can participate inthe 5K Run, 5K Walk or the 1 Mile Run. Theoverall male and female 5K Run championswill receive automatic entry to the ReggaeMarathon, in Negril, Jamaica, plus air fare,hotel and ground transportation.

“We are extremely pleased with the

continued support of the Reggae Marathonfor the second year running,” said IrwineClare, the organization’s CEO, “the commu-nity is being encouraged to get active and

walk with us. In this year that Jamaica andTrinidad celebrate 50 years of political inde-pendence, coupled with the Caribbean's pro-lific performance at the Olympics.

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Reggae singer Glendale Gordonmorepopularly known as Busy Signal was

on Friday (September 21) sentenced to sixmonths’ imprisonment in a Minnesotacourt in the United States.

But he will be out of jail in twomonths’ time because he has alreadyserved four months in lockup, which isconsidered time served.

The artiste, whose real name isGlendale Goshia Gordon, was sentencedon a charge of failure to show up for trial,following his guilty plea in July.

Busy Signal, 33, was in February2002 slapped with two counts of cocaine-related charges, in the US, which carry asentence of at least 15 years in prison.

He, however, fled the US before histrial was to begin that year, causing a war-rant to be issued for his arrest.

The plea comes exactly a month afterthe artiste was extradited to the UnitedStates when he decided against challeng-ing his extradition in the Corporate AreaResident Magistrate's Court.

He was detained by authorities inLondon last May and accused of travel-ling with false documents, including apassport that listed a different name. Hereturned to Kingston where he was arrest-ed at the airport.

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Konshens Nominatedfor MOBO Award

New York, NY:

International Reggae/Dancehall artistKonshens arrives at one of many career

milestones with recent MOBO awardnomination.

On Monday, September 17th Musicof Black Origin (MOBO) announced thenominees for this years annual award cer-emony.

Established in 1996 to recognizeartists of any ethnicity or nationality per-forming 'urban' music, MOBO is the onlyblack award show in Europe. This yearKonshens has been nominated in the cate-gory of Best Reggae Artist.

Over its history the MOBO awardshas witnessed performances from Usher,Janet Jackson, Justin Timberlake, JohnLegend, and Kanye West.

Konshens was greatful to hear aboutthe nomination as he stated. "Feels goodto be nominated for any award that recog-nizes quality and consistency in work, buthonestly I do music for the people, theevery day people, who give me instantfeedback on Twitter or Facebook, theykeep me grounded and award me day today."

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Members of GreaterCentennial AME Zion

Church (Mount Vernon,New York), members of thegeneral public, religious,business, community, civicand public leaders willassemble to highlightBishop W. Darin Moore'sfinal weekend as pastor ofCentennial after nineteenyears of service.

As many as two thou-sand people from coast-to-

coast are expected todescend upon MountVernon in an expression oftheir appreciation forMoore's lifework, while

simultaneously celebratinghis elevation to theEpiscopacy of the AMEZion denomination in apowerful "Interfaith Aff-irmation and FarewellCelebration" on Saturday,November 10 at 11 am atMount Vernon High School,100 California Road, MountVernon.

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Luciano Returns to Reggae Culture Salute

Anticipation is building throughout theNew York tri-state area for the 8th

annual staging Reggae Culture Salute. The roots reggae extravaganza takes

place on Saturday, November 3rd atNazareth High School, 475 East 57th Streetin Brooklyn. Celebrated as the longest run-ning roots reggae event of its kind in NewYork, Reggae Culture Salute 2012 featuresthe return of the “messenger” Luciano.

It was Luciano whoheadlined the inauguralstaging of ReggaeCulture Salute in 2005 atthe Roxy and thenreturned a year later in2006 to do it once again

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FURI 10th Anniversary Feature

Carmeta Albarus-Lindo FURI founder

FURI’s BeginningThe Family Unification

Resettlement Initiative (FURI) isan innovative 501-C–3 nonprofit

organization founded by founded byJamaican born Forensic Social Worker,Carmeta Albarus-Lindo in May 2002.

Albarus-Lindo who is also the authorof “The Making of Lee Boyd Malvo,” (theD.C. Sniper) because of concern about theimpact of deportation on Jamaican nation-als as well as the impact that displacedpersons have on the nation’s develop-ment.

Seeing a need for services that couldhelp some of her clients adjust positivelyto deportation, FURI collaborates withother service agencies in Jamaica toaccomplish its objectives.

“Since 2002, FURI has been fortify-ing deported persons with alternatives thatfoster faith, hope and confidence that lifecan be worthwhile while providing assis-tance in their reintegration,” says Albarus-Lindo.

Albarus-Lindo is also a forensicsocial worker with twenty years experi-ence working within the criminal justicesystem in the United States.

Based on her work on behalf of immi-grant clients, Albarus-Lindo saw the needfor services that can help such clientsadjust positively to deportation. Given herJamaican roots, Albarus-Lindo was con-cerned primarily about the impact ofdeportation on Jamaican nationals as wellas the impact that displaced persons canhave on Jamaica’s development.

She was inspired to start FURI , so asto help deported persons plan for a bettertomorrow by focusing on the need toimprove their own lives as well as theneed to contribute to the development oftheir home countries

FURI’s objective is to offer alterna-tives that foster faith, hope, and confi-dence that life can be worthwhile.

FURI aims to assist in the reintegra-tion of deported persons by collaboratingwith other service agencies.

Assistance are being providedthrough various services including:accommodations and shelter referrals;employment/Vocational counseling andtraining referrals; drug/alcohol abuserehab referrals; health care referrals; self-Improvement counseling; re-connectionwith family and help in obtainingJamaican National ID, TRN, etc,

In celebrating its 10th anniversary theboard of directors of FamilyUnification Resettlement Initiative

(FURI) will be staging a grand gala andhonor individuals who have contributed tothe organization’s growth.

Scheduled for Saturday, October 6that the Tropical Paradise Ballroom, 1367Utica Avenue, Brooklyn at 8 pm, the hon-orees will include Marleen Brown,Director of Operations for FURI inJamaica, Dr. Geneive Brown-Metzger, theformer Consul General of Jamaica,Paulette Meredy, the founder of FutureGrads, Sheron Pearson and incarceratedvolunteer Alvin McLean.

Under the theme, “Hope is a renew-able resource,” FURI has been a lifeline tomany for whom deportation is a source ofgreat shame.

For a decade members of the organi-sation which include several of whom arethemselves deported persons, have workedtowards assisting these individuals andcontributing to the development of theirhome country and the FURI office inKingston is a place of refuge for many.

Honoree Brown-Metzger, the formerConsul General of Jamaica to New Yorkhas been an ardent supporter of the mis-sion of FURI. She never fails to highlightits impact on Jamaica while recognizingthe important need for a second chance.Her attitude towards the issue of deporta-tion has allowed a more open and honestdiscussion of a matter that affects so manyJamaicans in the Diaspora.

Brown has has a selflessly volun-teered at FURI since 2007. She is theengine that drives the work that FURI doesin Jamaica. She embodies the mission ofthe organization which is to foster hopethat life can be better despite setbacks.

FURI now boasts a Computer roomand Internet cafe that have been made pos-sible through the efforts of honoree, radiopersonality Sheron Pearson who reachedout to her audience and received donationsfor the computers. Not only did she getthe computers, but she collected and deliv-ered them to the shipping company.

Paulette Meredy will also be honoredfor her dedication to FURI. As the founderof Future Grads, an organization thatassists the children of deported and incar-cerated parents, she has worked closely

with FURI on its mission of providing asecond chance.

Incarcerated volunteer Alvin McLeanwill also be honored for his invaluableassistance in compiling the ResourceBrochures that FURI sends to persons fac-ing deportation.

These have been invaluable in helpingto plan and prepare for deportation and hehas demonstrated that despite his confine-ment, he is still able to make a valuablecontribution to his community.

The proceedings will include akeynote presentation by noted anthropolo-gist and radio host, Dr. Kingsley“Ragashanti” Stewart and proceeds fromthe event wil support FURI’s mission.

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Applications are available at the follow-ing public school locations: A.B. DavisMiddle School--Main Office (Mr.Woodbury) Tuesday, Sept. 25th– Friday,Sept. 28th from 3pm – 4pm; Thornton HighSchool--Rm LL21 (Ms. Vanderberg)Tuesday, Sept. 25th–Friday Sept. 28th from3pm– 4pm; Mandela High School--Cafeteria(Mr. Woodbury) Tuesday, Sept. 25th –Friday, Sept. 28th from 11am – 12 noon;Mount Vernon High School--Rm 245 (Mrs.Morris-Murray) Tuesday, Sept. 25th –Friday, Sept. 28th from 3pm – 4pm

All other middle and high schools--Mount Vernon Youth Bureau, Rm 307 (Mrs.Burrell-Butler) Tuesday, Sept. 25th-Friday,Sept. 28th from 3pm – 4pm

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“The goal of our program is to develop21st Century youth competencies related tothe workplace. Through paid work experi-ences, participants will learn to juxtapose thebasic skills that they’ve acquired in schoolwith the soft skills that are learned in theworkplace," said DaMia Harris.

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2. To protect your health. If your spouse ischeating there is a danger of sexually trans-mitted diseases. If your spouse is having anaffair and not using protection, they areputting your health at risk. Protecting yourhealth is ultimately your responsibility andthe main reason you should try and discov-er the truth.

3. To protect yourself legally. If the infi-delity means the end of your marriagesome state divorce laws still allow it to beused as grounds for divorce.

Even in states with no-fault divorcelaws a judge can and may take into consid-eration the conduct of your spouse whendetermining spousal support.

4. To protect your self-esteem. Infidelity ina marriage can cause a person to doubttheir worth, doubt their attractiveness andquestion whether or not they themselvesare responsible for the infidelity.

It is imperative that you stand up foryourself if you feel your spouse is cheating.The best way to do that is gather informa-tion and confront them about their unac-ceptable behavior.

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Dear Divine Diva::

Lately when I'm upset about something,I have been snapping my wrists with

rubber bands. It seemed harmless at first,better than cutting, right? But I havenoticed that now I have red lines that nevergo away and the welts take longer to dis-appear, and I'm constantly having to coverthem up.

I'm 16 and I'm worried that I can't stopdoing it. I'm not even sure why I do it, butI'm actually more scared to stop than I amto continue. I'm embarrassed and ashamed,and I don't want to hurt my family. I knowthey'd be upset if they found out. I don'twant to ask for help, but also, I don't wantto stop. Please help me. -Messed Up,Queens

Dear Messed Up: The first step in resolving a problem is rec-ognizing you have one and that you needhelp.

You have done that. I have heard fromother young people that they're embar-rassed, ashamed or scared to tell their par-ents they have a problem because they'reafraid their parents will become upset orangry. This is wrong. Parents may react --but only out of concern.

Snapping a rubber band is a techniquesome people use to stop a bad habit -- likesmoking. You, however, appear to be usingit as a way of not dealing with your emo-tions.

The marks on your wrists may becaused because the rubber bands are sotight they are cutting off your circulation.

There is a reason you are trying to dis-tract yourself with pain, and it's importantthat you find out what it is so your behav-ior doesn't escalate.

A licensed mental health professionalcan help you quickly get to the root of yourproblem, and telling your parents what'sgoing on is the fastest way to get that help.Please don't put it off any longer.

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TAURUS (Apr. 20 – May 20):You could feel as if others are try-ing to manipulate your feelings orentice you with material tempta-tions. Don't even bother to engagein a fight if it isn't critical.

GEMINI (May 21–Jun. 20): Youmight be eager to go for it, but for-tunately your common sense couldhold you back just enough to pre-vent you from attempting some-thing too risky.

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LEO (Jul. 23 – Aug. 22): It couldbe a carefree day where yourtoughest decision is decidingwhich party to attend, what time toleave for the beach, or who youshould invite out to play.

VIRGO (Aug. 23 – Sept. 22):Youfeel magnanimous today and youwant them to take notice of whatyou are doing to help out in thesetense times. But assisting othersfor your own selfish reasons willnot turn out well.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct.22): Youhave a clear vision now, along withthe necessary facts to back it up.As long as you don't confuse thetwo you can speak the truthstraight from your heart.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23–Nov. 21): Ifyou let your feelings run the show,your plan may not work out asintended. You're better off makinga change in your tactics soonerthan later.

SAGITTARIUS(Nov.22–Dec.21): Hold your arrows of thoughtas steady as you can and make surethat your eyes are solely on yourtarget. Then and only then, releaseyour intentions and let yourdreams soar into space.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 – Jan.19): Something that you are hidingfrom yourself or others may createproblems today. You might beholding tension that stems from afeeling that you have kept private.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 –Feb. 18):Dust off your old fantasies so youcan explore them anew, even ifyour feelings about them aremixed.

PISCES (Feb. 19–Mar. 20): Youwant to demonstrate your positiveattitude to everyone at work, butyou could come across as scatteredif you take on too many tasks.Keep an open dialogue with yourcolleagues and listen closely to thefeedback you receive.

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FALLEN ANGELS: God created angelsbefore He created man. However, afterSatan that old serpent called the devil lostthe war in Heaven, he and his angels werecast out of Heaven spiritually speaking.Prior to this, Satan was an angel in goodstanding with God, but this accuser andhis angels are among us today, seeking tokill and destroy us. This is the generationof 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 Adamthe first man and place him into theGarden of Eden (i.e. in the presence ofGod ), God warned Adam about the tree ofknowledge of good and evil, ( Genesis2:7-9 ) but Adam, just like many of ustoday, disobeyed God and ate the fruitfrom the tree. This was the first sin com-mitted by man and this opened the doorfor the birth of “Giants” (Gen.6:1 –7) and(Deut. 2: 10-21). The generation of theGiants is the seed of the serpent(Gen.3:15).

During the days of King David therewere five Giants alive. One of those giantswas Goliath whose height was approxi-mately 13 ft. (1-Samuel 17: 4). Many ofus, who remain committed to the Lord, arethankful to David the shepherd boy forending the life of Goliath.

EVIL/DEMONIC SPIRITS: Adamwas deceived in the garden by evil spirit,Old Testament believers were deceived inthe Holy Land by evil spirits, and theinhabitants of the earth live in fear of evil

spirits until that spirit was attacked anddefeated by Jesus Christ through His deathon the cross and His resurrection from thegrave some two thousand years ago. Yes,it was the evil spirit (Satan) that enteredinto the heart of Judas to betray Jesus(Luke 22:3). But let us rejoice with thewords of (St. Luke 10:19) behold, I giveunto you power to tread on serpents andscorpions, and over ALL the power of theenemy; and nothing shall by any meanshurt you.”

Let’s understand what this powermean. It means that if we are true andfaithful with God we can use it to defeatevil spirits, not to support, condone or begoverned by it. The bible clearly teacheswhat we must do with evil or demonicspirits, HATE it (Heb.1:9). We are livingin hard economic times and in order to callon a savior we must experience or facesome suffering. Jesus said all power isgiven to HIM and Him alone on earth andin Heaven (Math. 28:18).

Will you try Him today? Please feelfree to call me if you love to talk aboutJESUS and the message of the cross.Amen.

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