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The building is listed onthe Unlimited Homes RealtyCorporation website and wasbank-appraised at $3.2 million,however the family is willingto sell for less, Street Hypeunderstands.

Located in Hempstead,Nakisaki is among the growinglist of companies being servedwith tax warrants and auc-tioned to recover outstandingNew York State taxes.

The assets of Nakisaki wasseized by the New York Statetax department on August 1 forthe unpaid taxes and wasscheduled for the auction blockon August 29.

However a last-minutereprieve was given when theCourt granted a temporary stayhalting an auction of the restau-rant's assets.

The restaurant had 10 war-rants issued between March2011 and June 2012. Five ofthe warrants, totaling $30,570,were related to withholdingtax, and five warrants, totaling$72,843, were related to salestax, tax department spokesper-son Cary B. Ziter confirmed.

"There was no warning,"family matriarch and officemanager Dorothy Lyn, 72 saidafter the injunction was granted

by the Court. "They just toldus, 'Get your personal stuff andget out.' We do owe sales taxes,and we have been paying reli-giously," Lyn said. "But everytime we pay, they want more,”she added.

Meanwhile, Jamaican-born entrepreneur RolandBrammer, owner of BrammersSubway at Nostrand Inc andoperator of two Subway storeson Nostrand Road and FultonStreet in Brooklyn was alsoserved with three State TaxLien Notices dated November10, 2011, April 24, 2012 andJuly 19, 2012 and totaling$30,159, according to the NewYork State Tax Departmentwebsite.

Tax officials observed thatwith late fees and penaltiesBrammer’s total tax obligationto the State should be over$100,000, while his assets arebeing ceased and auctioned bythe Tax Department.

Brammer who was recent-ly honored by the Comets ClubInternational, a New York City-based charitable organization,for his outstanding contributionand commitment to communitydevelopment, declined to com-ment on the matter.

However his colleagues inthe Jamaican Diaspora move-ment expressed sympathy andwished him all the best for thefuture.

The Union of JamaicanAlumni Associations (UJAA)launched a drive to raise funds tosave the Nakisaki from the Tax

Department’s auction. UJAA’spresident Karlene Largie saidmembers of the coordinatingumbrella for approximately 38different Jamaican AlumniAssociations based in New Yorkhave been approached to helpsave Nakisaki restaurant.

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Tax Collectors ClampdownJamaican businesses

• Nakisaki Restaurant owes $103,413 in taxes • Brammers Subway at Nostrand Inc. owes $30,159 By Patrick Maitland, Street Hype’s Editor

Days after the Nassau County Supreme Court granted a tem-porary stay halting an auction of the Nakisaki Restaurant’s

assets for some $103,413 in unpaid taxes, the 22-year-oldJamaican-Chinese owned and operated business is now up forsale.

Roland BrammerJamaican-born entrepreneur & owner of Brammers Subway

Karlene LargiePresident, Union of Jamaican

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In choosing to write this piece, detailingthe struggles of the single woman withchildren, black or otherwise, I can onlyspeak the truth as the truth they say shallset you free. I must admit that divorce hascaused such a strain on my wallet, thatthoughts of becoming a stripper, robbing abank, or finding a sugar daddy often crossmy mind.

Most men, however, I believe wouldnot be interested in seeing an almost greyhaired, 40 year old woman (including myprivate areas), dancing nude on stage. Yes,like many other 40 something year olds, Ihave also experienced that Samantha Jonesmoment, (the character from Sex and theCity), where she glances down, while nudein her bathroom, and finds a grey hair pro-truding from her private area.

Like her, I screamed and thought tomyself, “Sandy Daley, your life is nowover and no man will ever wish to see younaked again!” So there went my “becom-ing a stripper” thoughts.

Also, the thought of being someone’sbitch while in jail is so horrifying, (I amsuch a chicken), that I know that I couldnever rob a bank.

And finding a sugar daddy is alsounlikely these days, as the recession is stillaffecting everyone, and men are finding itdifficult to even buy you a drink at the bar,much less pay your rent like they used toyears gone by.

So I, like most of the other womenwho are single, (according to the stats, 59percent of adults in poverty are women,and three quarters of us are on our own),continue on a daily regiment of trying tomake ends meet, while hoping and prayingthat nothing major happens to rock theboat.

The minute that I decided to ventureout on my own, my life changed drastical-ly. Every financial decision that I made, Ihad to second guess each thought as it

popped up in my head. Did I really needthat new car, or will that trusty, 7 year oldHonda suffice for now? I chose the Honda,as it was reliable and would get me fromplace to place safely with the children.

Also, gone were the days when I couldspend whatever I wanted to on myself. Thedesigners Gucci and Prada, are certainlynot in my vocabulary anymore, and some-times even the knock-offs are too pricey forme, even if they have just happened to “fallout of the back of a truck.”

Not to mention manicures and pedi-cures, as they are only done on a “musthave to” basis. The girls at the spa (usuallyvery beautiful Chinese ladies), often ask“Why don’t you come more oftenSandee?” (this is how they usually pro-nounce my name. “It is either pedicures orbus passes for my children for the month”,I would rationalize to myself.

And, will you ever marry again? Onlyif you are lucky is my answer, as it is a dif-ferent reality for women compared to menwho experience a break-up when childrenare involved. While your ex can move onquite easily with the hot, young, yogainstructor, with perky breasts, and theexpensive Brazilian weave, (yes my

friends, this was my reality), women oftenfind it difficult to find a suitable mate aftera divorce.

Worse, if you are a single blackfemale, as finding a good black man whois, not living on the down low, not in jail,educated, with no baby mama dramas, andstill interested in being with black women,is seemingly very , very difficult. Pictureyourself trying to find a needle in ahaystack.

Dating, of course, is not an easy task!Financial woes or not, divorce has taughtme to be more giving, patient and ultimate-ly only depend upon myself for everything.A very hard pill to swallow, but swallow itI must, as I have no choice.

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We are in an economic climate where asignificant number of businesses are

finding it very difficult to generate enoughincome to take care of the expenses and real-ize a profit.

At the same time, New York State isjoining the growing list of states across thecountry that are pursuing an aggressive taxcollections drive. Several states have a vari-ety of strategies for following up when auditsfind taxpayers lodging behind with their pay-ments.

For example, one tactic in California ispublic shaming where the state publishes listsof individuals and businesses behind onincome or sales taxes.

However, New York is taking a moreempathetic approach in responding to therecession by stepping up its program to for-give parts of back payments due from tax-payers in economic distress, while forcefully

issuing what is called “Tax Warrants” and“State Tax Lien Notices” to hundreds of busi-ness owners.

But the Tax Warrants and Tax LienNotices are becoming terrifying for mostbusinesses especially the small-scale andminority owned. As in the cases of NakisakiRestaurant and Brammers Subway atNostrand Inc, while they are disputing theamount of sale taxes, the Tax Departmentwas forcefully selling their assets to recoveroutstanding taxes.

This is a very difficult time for thesebusinesses as there is little protection fromtax collectors. Scores of restaurants, hairsalons, day care centers and auto repairsshops are closing or are being placed on theauction block as they are unable to pay theirtaxes.

Something is definitely not right whenso many small businesses are being closed as

a result of non-payment of their sales taxes.We are not talking about tax dodgers andpeople who deliberately refuse to pay theirtaxes.

Tax collectors and the State have a vest-ed interest in seeing businesses prosperousbecause they'll collect more taxes and thebusinesses will be hiring more people whowill in turn pay taxes also. In the long run,they don't gain when any business shutsdown.

The New York State should thereforeconsider staging business management train-ing intervention programs including tax edu-cation to assist minority business owners aspart of an overall strategy to enhance taxcompliance.

We cannot achieve sustainable econom-ic growth in New York without a vibrantsmall-scale business sector.



NEWS

Nicole Paultre Bell will be amongstsome of the most accomplished

women in the New York region to tell,help, and show women how to overcometheir unique challenges at the 2012 BlaqueConference –Still I Stand!

The conference will offer a uniqueopportunity to show women how to turn“God Ordained Challenges” into opportu-nities.

On November 24, 2006, the late SeanBell joined his friends in celebration of hisupcoming wedding ceremony to, his highschool sweetheart and mother of his chil-dren, Nicole Paultre.

Upon leaving his celebration in theearly hours of his wedding day, Sean wasgunned down and killed in a barrage of 50

bullets, fired by three New York CityPolice officers. in the attack, two of hisfriends, Joseph Guzman and TrentBenefield, survived with unimaginableinjuries.

Nicole vowed that she would devoteher energy into seeking justice, not onlyfor Sean, but for many other citizens vio-lated by police wrong doing.

We cannot afford to forget families incrisis from injustice by our court system,police brutality, gun violence, civil rightsabuse and abandonment from our federalsystem.For more information on Blaque ConferenceRegistration, Vendor Enrollment or general

inquiries: www.pbwconference.com

RIBBON-CUTTING FOR THE NEW PARK: Council Member Mathieu Eugene(5th lest) cuts ribbons to mark theofficial opening of the Parkside Playground located next to Public School 92 on Winthrop Street, Brooklyn. Joining CouncilMember Eugene at the ceremony included Brooklyn Parks Commissioner Kevin Jeffrey, Principal Diana Rahmaan of PublicSchool 92 and Pearl Miles, District Manager of Community Board 9. The project cost $3 million.

Fernese ‘Ninny’ Russell April 14, 1931 - August 28, 2012

Brigadier Jerry, SisterNancy Mom Died

Fernese ‘Ninny’ Russell, 81 the moth-er of popular Jamaican entertainers

Brigadier Jerry and Sister Nancy died onAugust 28 at in Passaic, New Jerseywhere she has been living since 1978.

She was one of Jamaica’s 1st femaleJOS busdrivers and was also a teacherand a nurse in the island.

‘Ninny’ worked at Wayne GeneralHospital as a hospice nurse and was amember of the New Day InternationalChurch of God in Passaic, NJ for over 30years.

She is survived by seven children-Robert, “Brigadier Jerry,” Ophlin,“Sister Nancy,” Patience, Jeremiah,Michael, Samuel and Pauline; 48 grand-children and 39 greatgrand children; sis-ter, Ermine Edwards; and brother,Bishop Ezekiel Massop.

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Mount Vernon:

A22-year-old Mount Vernon womanfaces larceny charges after stealing

her former boyfriend’s car and then crash-ing it.

Casheika Bristow of 507 S. 11thAveue went to the man’s residence andapparently took his car keys without hisknowledge recently.

Bristow crashed the man’s car into aparked car on Warwick Avenue beforecareening through a wall and down an

embankment along the Hutchinson River.Mount Vernon Police Department

Emergency Service Unit officers alongwith the Mount Vernon Fire DepartmentRescue Unit pulled Bristow from the vehi-cle and up the embankment.

She was transported to Sound ShoreHospital where she was treated andreleased, suffering a broken leg. Bristowwas arrested and charged upon her release.She is due in Mount Vernon City Courtnext week.

Woman Steals and Crashes Car



NEWS

Council Member Williams

Brooklyn:Council Member Jumaane D.Williams (D-Brooklyn), co-chair ofthe Task Force to Combat Gun

Violence, recently released the followingstatement in response to recent violence thathas taken place throughout New York City.This includes two stabbing incidents todayin Jamaica, with three injured at the SutphinBoulevard/Archer Avenue and an off-dutyNYPD officer in an apparent burglaryattempt at his home.

"My prayers for peace and comfort goto the most recent victims of the continuedwave of senseless violence holding NewYork City captive, as well as for a speedyrecovery for NYPD Officer Rishi Gobin.We cannot simply treat today's attacks asjust another page in the city's growing sagaof crime. These incidents of violence needto enrage us at our very core, as should therecent deaths of Frantlee Alcinder, YoearisDiaz, Frank Fortuna, Anthony Rivera andothers who in just the last week have beenkilled by gunfire.

Tax CollectorsClampdown

Jamaican businessesContinued from page 1

She appealed, “Are those of you whohave funds in the UJAA Building Fund

willing to have your portions used to assistin keeping Nakisaki in the hands of theJamaican community?”

Largie however told Street Hype thatshe was very disappointed as responseshave not been encouraging. “It's been verydiscouraging so far," she said. “But it is thenature of our people for not supportingeach other in time of crises,” she claimed.

In an effort to ensure children receive thechild support they are owed, the NewYork State Department of Taxation andFinance (DTF) recently announced that it isenhancing its child support enforcementfunction.

The Department has added four agents- two in New York City and two inSyracuse. The new agents are part of a 40-person team that partners with the State'sOffice of Temporary and DisabilityAssistance (OTDA) to collect overduechild support from delinquent noncustodialparents through New York State's childsupport enforcement program.

By law, if a parent owes four monthsor more of child support and is not payingby income withholding, OTDA will referthe case to the Tax Department.

The Department uses collection toolsto enforce the child support case. TheDepartment issues warrants and is then ableto seize financial assets and personal prop-erty, such as vehicles, that can be auc-

tioned. Last year, the Tax Department issued

115,542 tax warrants for delinquent childsupport.

Recent notable seizures and resultsinclude:●2007 Mercedes Benz, auctioned - $40,500collected●Two businesses, a music and photo store,released to respondent - helping resolve$13,400 in arrears● 1993 Chevrolet Suburban, released torespondent - helping to secure nearly$81,000● 2011 Lexus hybrid, auctioned - $22,000collected

In 2011, $49 million in child support wascollected in cases that were included in theOTDA/DTF process.

OTDA also refers delinquent childsupport cases to the Tax Department on anannual basis for the tax refund offsetprocess. Delinquent noncustodial parents

who are eligible for a state tax refund willhave their refund offset to pay past due sup-port.

"There are children and parentsthroughout the State who need help - andneed it now," explained Commissioner ofTaxation and Finance Thomas H. Mattox."That's why we've added resources for thisvital mission. In addition, we use cuttingedge technologies to enhance our ability tolocate parents, along with their income andassets. We are proud to be part of this teameffort to help children and their families."OTDA Executive Deputy CommissionerElizabeth Berlin said, "We value our part-nership with the Department of Taxationand Finance and applaud their efforts.

As a result of New York's commitmentto the child support enforcement program,including relationships between state agen-cies and the contributions of child supportworkers in counties across the State, collec-tions last year exceeded $1.8 billion.

Families depend on these funds to helpsupport their children.

Tax Department Stepping Up Child Support Enforcement Efforts

Authorities Bust Alleged Theft Ring AtJFK Airport

By: NY1 News

Eighteen John F. Kennedy InternationalAirport employees were arrested andcharged with stealing more $750,000

The senseless violence is holdingNew York Captive

Three former employees of J.P MorganChase Bank (“Chase”) pled guilty inManhattan federal court recently to partici-pating in two separate tax refund schemesthat used the identities of Puerto Rican citi-zens to obtain fraudulent tax returns. Katherine Torres, 52, Rosalind Smith, 41,and Judith Fulgencio, 32, all of the Bronx,each pled to one count of conspiracy to stealgovernment funds. They each face a maxi-mum sentence of five years in prison. In the first scheme, Torres, a former Chasebranch manager, and Smith, a former Chaseemployee at the same branch, pled guilty to

participating in a scheme that defrauded theInternal Revenue Service (“IRS”) and NewYork State out of over $1 million. In the second scheme, Fulgencio, a formerpersonal banker at another Chase bankbranch, pled guilty to participating in ascheme that also defrauded the IRS and NewYork State out of more than $1 million.

Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bhararasaid: “As bank employees on the take, thesethree defendants facilitated fraudulent taxschemes using the stolen identities of PuertoRican citizens. Their conduct contributed toa national crime wave that is costing the IRSbillions of dollars in lost revenue.”

Former Chase Bank Employees Plead Guilty To Tax



CARIBBEAN NEWS

Robert Mugabe's latest rant:'Jamaicans Men aredrunkards and pot

smokers who don't work'By Emma Reynolds

Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabehas infuriated Jamaican men by

labelling them chronic drunkards andunambitious pot smokers.

He claimed they had 'no interest inhigher education' and are 'always drunk',during his controversial speech last week atthe University of Zimbabwe in Harare.

'The men want to sing and do not go tocolleges, some are dreadlocked, let us notgo there,' said Mugabe in several unscript-ed asides.

He alternated between English and theShona language during the three-hour talk,but his comments were corroborated byreporters afterwards.

His comments are now making wavesacross the Caribbean island, whereJamaicans are debating the matter on streetcorners, in letters to newspapers and onradio talk shows.

Over the years, Mugabe has repeated-ly made disparaging remarks aboutRastafarians, whom he once described ashaving 'moths and mud' in their hair.

From skin-bleaching to eyelid surgery,the worrying extremes taken by models inKorea and Jamaica 'to look like white girls'

Rastafarianism, best known for its rit-ual use of marijuana and the dreadlockedhairstyle worn by followers, emerged inJamaica in the 1930s out of anger over theoppression of black people. A small minor-ity of Jamaicans are adherents.

Reggae singer Cocoa Tea, aRastafarian who performed in Zimbabwelast October, told The Jamaica Star tabloidthat Mugabe's comments were 'not a truereflection of us as people.'

'Jamaicans are way better than that andwe are leaders, but everyone is entitled totheir own opinion,' said Cocoa Tea. 'Laidback': Most Jamaicans were incensedat the stereotypical view of their nation, butsome said the comments had some basis infact

'Laidback': Most Jamaicans wereincensed at the stereotypical view of theirnation, but some said the comments hadsome basis in fact. Glen Harris, a labourerand father of two children, said he felt irri-tated when he heard about the Zimbabweanpresident's remarks on a local radio pro-gram.

'This is an African leader talking likethis? Black man should stick up for eachother. We're all Africans,' he said on aKingston street of low-slung concretebuildings and sheet metal fences.

Grenada FinanceMinister blamesmedia for lack ofinvestor confidence

ST. GEORGE’S, Grenada:

Embattled Finance Minister NazimBurke has failed to specifically

explain why the salary payments for gov-ernment workers were late for the secondtime in three months.

Government workers, includingreportedly some members of parliament,were caught unawares when their salarydeposits were not made to their bankaccounts at the end of August and it wasnot until early September that the workersreceived the estimated EC $20 millionowed to them.

While media reports have cited topofficials in the Ministry of Finance as say-ing that the money was secured from theNational Insurance Scheme (NIS), in hisfirst public comment on the late salarypayment, Burke refused to confirm ordeny that government received a bailoutfrom the NIS.

In an interview with veteran broad-caster Lew Smith yesterday (September12), Burke, who is also deputy leader ofthe ruling National Democratic Congress(NDC), said he was not prepared to “givea running commentary’’ on the borrowingsor other related financial matters of gov-ernment.

Barbados, Jamaicain ‘Milk War’

Barbados has reportedly not dropped theissue of apparent roadblocks being put

in the way of milk exports to Jamaica.Richard Cozier, managing director of

Banks Holdings Limited (BHL) com-plained about excessive duties that Jamaicaimposed on milk imports from Barbadosthat were not placed on milk imports fromcountries outside CARICOM.

According to Cozier the island’sMinistry of Foreign Affairs and ForeignTrade had written to the CARICOMSecretariat seeking clarification on whetherJamaica had been given any “special dis-pensation” to vary the Common ExternalTariff.

That letter was sent to the regionalbody about three weeks ago. Barbadoswrites to CARICOM about ‘roadblocks’ tomilk exports to Jamaica

Barbados has reportedly not droppedthe issue of apparent roadblocks being putin the way of milk exports to Jamaica.

Richard Cozier, managing director ofBanks Holdings Limited (BHL) com-plained about excessive duties that Jamaicaimposed on milk imports from Barbadosthat were not placed on milk imports fromcountries outside CARICOM.

According to Cozier the island’sMinistry of Foreign Affairs and ForeignTrade had written to the CARICOMSecretariat seeking clarification on whetherJamaica had been given any “special dis-pensation” to vary the Common ExternalTariff.

OTTAWA, Canada:

Beginning on Tuesday, citizens of StLucia and St Vincent and the

Grenadines now require a visa to travel toCanada, Citizenship, Immigration andMulticulturalism Minister Jason Kenneyannounced.

For the first 48 hours, or until 11:59pm on September 12, citizens of thesecountries who are in transit to Canada atthe time the visa requirement takes effectwill be able to receive a temporary resi-dent permit on arrival in Canada, free ofcharge, if they are not otherwise inadmis-sible to Canada.

Canada's Citizenship, Immigrationand Multiculturalism Minister JasonKenney“We continue to welcome genuine visitorsto Canada,” said Kenney. “However, thesevisa requirements will give us a greaterability to manage the flow of people intoCanada.”

This change will allow Citizenshipand Immigration Canada (CIC) and itspartners to screen more travellers forsecurity risks prior to their arrival inCanada. This will help significantlyreduce the risk that individuals engaged inorganized crime or the trafficking of per-

KINGSTON, Jamaica:

The Afghan-American allegedly caughtwith more than euro 300,000 at the

Norman Manley International airport is toreturn to court on September 27.

Sohail Muhammad Siddiq, 41, wasformally charged Tuesday with breachesof the Customs and Proceeds of CrimeActs and was scheduled to appear in theCorporate Area Criminal Court today.

He is remanded until the court date.According to the police, Siddiq, who

resides in Dubai, United Arab Emiratesarrived on a flight from Panama, en route

from Dubai. "During routine securitychecks, his luggage was searched andeuro 313,500 along with US$700 werefound," the Constabulary CommunicationNetwork said in a release.

It was earlier reported that Siddiq toldthe police that the money was to be usedto buy cell phones in Jamaica. He hadreportedly travelled to Dubai,Afghanistan, and South Africa prior to histrip to the island.

Siddiq has also been questionedabout suspected links with terrorist groupsin Africa and the Middle East.

Man questioned on terroristconnections remanded

Canada imposes visas onSt Lucia and St Vincent



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BrooklynBusiness OwnersPlead Guilty toTax Evasion

Mendy Gorodetsky and ShalomRabkin, both residents of

Brooklyn, pleaded guilty onWednesday (September 13) in U.S.District Court in the Eastern District ofNew York to tax evasion, the JusticeDepartment and Internal RevenueService (IRS) announced.

According to court records andadmissions made by the defendants,Gorodetsky and Rabkin co-ownedAsbestways Services Corp., anasbestos abatement and lead testingcompany located in Brooklyn.Gorodetsky and Rabkin attempted toevade their income taxes by not report-ing the income they earned fromAsbestways.

In addition, Gorodetsky andRabkin spent Asbestways corporatefunds for personal use by chargingpersonal expenses on an Asbestwayscorporate credit card. They cashedAsbestways gross receipts checks at acheck cashing company and used theunreported cash proceeds for personalexpenses. When Gorodetsky andRabkin filed their 2006 individualincome tax returns, they each falselyreported earning no income fromAsbestways.

Gorodetsky admitted that heunderreported his income by at least$709,134 and that his criminal conductbetween 2006 and 2008 caused a taxloss to the IRS of at least $188,757.Rabkin admitted that he underreportedhis income by at least $598,491 andthat his criminal conduct between2006 and 2008 caused a tax loss to theIRS of at least $148,999.

Gorodetsky and Rabkin each facea potential maximum sentence of fiveyears in prison and a fine of up to$250,000. Sentencing is set for Dec.10, 2012, before U.S. District JudgeJack B. Weinstein.

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Finally, use your common senseand gut instincts in deciding who tohire. Your relationship can last severalyears and require a good workingrelationship and trust. You want tochoose the best lawyer to do the bestjob for you.

Don't be surprised if the attorneycannot meet with you on short notice.On the other hand, a wait of more thana week is a sign that the attorney maybe too busy to give a new case such asyours the time and attention itrequires.

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West Indies coach Ottis Gibson said hewas optimistic of his side’s chances in

the World Twenty20 Tournament takingplace this month in Sri Lanka.

Gibson said the composition of theteam struck the right balance between expe-rience and talent, and he expected WestIndies to live up to his long-held belief thatthey had the potential to win the World T20title.

“The players have done very well at thecamp and looking at the composition of theteam… we have a good combination, a goodmix of experience and young players. . .andwe feel we have a real good chance of doing

very well in this tournament,” said Gibsonprior to the team’s departure on Sunday.

Gibson noted that players like ChrisGayle, Kieron Pollard, Dwayne Bravo andSunil Narine have done very well in the T20format.

“They have been stars of the IndianPremier League, and have in-depth knowl-edge of this format,” he said.

“The captain, Darren Sammy, is in greatform, so too Andre Russell and FidelEdwards, and there are others that can stepup.”

The World T20 features 12 teams andwill be played from September 18 toOctober 7.

Reggae Boyzbeaten 1-0 by USJamaica went down one nil to the UnitedStates in their return leg semi-finalround world cup qualifier at the ColumbusCrew Stadium in Ohio last night.

The Americans scored the winner inthe 55th minute through a free kick fromHerculez Gomez.

The defeat means the Jamaicans slipto third in group A on 7 points on goal dif-ference after Guatemala stopped AntiguaBarbuda by a goal to nil thanks to a CarlosRuiz 25th minute goal.

Jamaica’s next game is set forOctober 12 away to Guatemala.

CONCACAF Group A standings;Guatemala - 7; United States - 7; Jamaica- 7 and Antigua/Barbuda

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Body IssueSports superstar Usain Bolt has turned

down an offer to pose nude for ESPN.The record-breaking sprinter was approachedby ESPN The Magazine for their 2012 BodyIssue, which features athletes in the nude orsemi-nude, and he told them no.

According to Bolt’s Publicist CaroleBeckford, this is not the first time theJamaican superstar has been approached bythe magazine to pose nude. “Every year theyapproach him but there is no need for Bolt todo a semi-nude feature. Bolt is one of thefinest athletes and his marketing team feltthat posing nude wouldn’t enhance or growhis brand. That wouldn’t add any value to hisbrand.”

Senior deputy editor of the magazine,Neely Lohmann spoke of the efforts to get thefastest man in history to bare it all.

Members of the 4th Annual All-dacosta vs All-Manning All-Stars at the Soccer Festival held on Saturday and Sunday(September 8-9), at the Evander Childs High School Field, Bronx. The festival was staged by Comets Club International andthe Bronx New York International Soccer League. The match ended at in a two all draw.

West Indies touchdown inSri Lanka

West Indies captain Darren Sammy isnot getting carried away about his

side's prospects in the ICC WorldTwenty20. With a number of leading T20players at his disposal, the Windies arebeing touted by many as one of the leadingcontenders to take the crown.

Sammy said, “he believes there are anumber of worthy teams at the tournamentwho could win the title come October 7”, ashe spoke at a press conference in Colombo.“We just believe that we could come hereand win. The calibre of the players we havemeans that once we go out there and playwe can go all the way in this tournament."

Spin bowler Sunil Narine and openingbatsman Chris Gayle are seen as two of themost dangerous players in the competitionon the back of their exploits in the recentIndian Premier League (IPL). Sammy isdelighted to have cricketers of such qualityavailable to him.

Coach optimistic about WestIndies World T20 chances

Reggae Boyz moves up to60th place inFIFA rankingsJamaica’s reggae boyz moved up 6places to 60th ahead of Fridays crucialworld cup qualifiers against arch rivalsUSA at the national stadium.

Jamaica is now ranked 4th in CON-CACAF, while USA who recently defeat-ed leaders Mexico have moved up 3places to 33rd, while Mexico has dropped3 places to 21.

The rankings continues to led bySpain,Germany; 2nd, England 3rd,Portugal 4th and Uruguay rounding outthe top 5.

Chris Gayle has faith West Indiescan deliver on the big stage

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka -- West Indies will get their first taste of action inSri Lanka on Thursday when they face the host nation in the opening offi-cial warm-up match ahead of the International Cricket Council’s WorldT20 tournament.



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Producer of the upcoming Sounds ofReggae Concert have changed the eventdate to Wednesday, December 12, 2012. The new date will be etched in music his-tory at the brand new Barclays Center. Thefifteen thousand (15,000) capacity home ofthe Brooklyn Nets, will host its debutReggae concert The Sounds of ReggaeConcert. This concert will be particularlymeaningful as Jamaica, West Indies cele-brates its 50th year of independence.

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Buju's New LawyerChokwe Lumumba,the African-American lawyer

assigned to help BujuBanton appeal his drug-trafficking sentence, is bestknown for representingsuperstar rapper TupacShakur and members ofthe Black Panther Party.

On Tuesday, August28 after it was announced he would replaceDavid Oscar Markus as the singjay's attorney,Lumumba told the Jamaica Observer that hefinds himself in a "unique situation."

This is the first time I'm representingsomeone from the Caribbean, but I'm alsoaware of the pressure authorities place onhigh-profile persons," he said from hisJackson, Mississippi office.He added: "I'm not going to be making any

pronouncements until I read the transcriptsand talk to the brother in person."

Source: Jamaica Observer

Hammond to releasedouble-disc studio albumBeres Hammond

will unleash hislatest studio effort, adouble-disc studioalbum titled OneLove, One Life viaVP Records onNovember 13.

Hammond pro-duced 19 of thealbum’s 20 songs andcollaborated with co-producers DonovanGermain ,Collin ‘Bulby’ York and MichaelFletcher on several others.

The legendary singer is currentlywrapping up his US tour with remainingdates in New Orleans, Orlando andJacksonville. On December 12, he willheadline the Barclays Centre, alongsidespecial guests UB40, Maxi Priest and oth-ers.

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NEW YORK, NY: Braata Productions, a New York basednon-profit aimed at preserving Caribbeanculture will host its inaugural fundraisinggala on Tuesday, September 18 at 6:00 pmat the Flatiron district’s Taj II Restaurantand Lounge.

This event is Braata Productions’major fundraiser to assist the companyprepare for its upcoming theatrical season,'Not About Eve,' the award winning playwritten by Jamaican Karl O'BrianWilliams.

This play was an A-List selection atthe Readers’ Theatre Series at theNational Black Theatre Festival inWinston-Salem, North Carolina in 2011.

The evening will also see the presen-tation of special awards to two individu-als, and one organization being recog-nized for their stellar work within theCaribbean community over many years.

This coincides with the celebration ofJamaica’s 50th Anniversary ofIndependence, hence Braata Productionsthought it fitting to acknowledge the con-tribution of these great standard bearers asJamaicans here in the Diaspora.

The honorees are Dr. Una Clarke,professional educator and the firstCaribbean-born woman elected to theNew York City legislature who nowserves as President of the ProgressiveDemocrats Political Association; StanleyDennis, Chairman of Golden KrustCaribbean Bakery & Grill’s franchiseadvisory board, who will direct theboard’s role of providing advice anddirection to franchises, and Robert Clarkeof the Irie Jam Media Group.

“We congratulate the honorees andwish to thank those who have supportedBraata Productions during the past year.As we begin planning our programs forthe coming year, we wish to encouragepatrons to come out and help us achieveour fundraising goals so we can continueour mission of preserving Caribbean folkculture in the New York tri-state area andbeyond,” remarks Chair, Board ofDirectors Karlene Largie.

Tickets to the fundraiser can be obtainedby visiting www.braata.eventbrite,com. The evening will kick off with a reception

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Your response to "Not Ungrateful inBrooklyn (December 20) missed the

mark. Her boyfriend of eleven months isflying first class to Jamaica, but he's onlypaying for a coach ticket for her? I was adivorce lawyer for 31 years (now retired),so I know a few things about relationships.

While Enton had no obligation to payher way to Jamaica, once he invited her, hedisplayed a troubling character flaw. If hewas going to pay her way, he should havepaid for her to sit with him in first class.

Her seat in coach is a warning sign:She'll always be in the back of the plane,the bus or his life.

Of course buying a first class seat forthe two of them is expensive, but if he'sgoing to take her to his family's chateau, heshould treat her as an equal -- or not do itat all. –Representing Brooklyn.

Dear Representing Brooklyn:

Iappreciate your viewpoint, one which isshared by many other readers. The

responses to that letter were an interestingmix.

My newspaper readers comment:

Dear Divine Diva:

Not Ungrateful" is unbelievable! Myhusband cannot sit in coach unless he

is at an exit row, and those seats aren'talways easy to get. Because I'm short, Idon't need the extra space and, if I amassigned an exit seat, I gladly give it up toa tall person. That woman will be inJamaica (paid for!) by her boyfriend. I

would go in the baggage compartment forsuch an opportunity.

-Happy To Trade Places

Dear Happy To Trade Places:

Aless-expensive option for long-leggedfliers is to buy an extra coach seat ,

HOWEVER I’m only flying the same classas my man if we are traveling together.

-Always Divine Diva

AADDVVIICCEE CCOOLLUUMMNNBY

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Brooklyn:

The Board of Directors of the FamilyUnification Resettlement Initiative

(FURI) has announced plans to celebratethe 10th anniversary of the 501 (C) (3)organization with a grand gala where theywill recognize key individuals who havecontributed to the organization's growth.

The proceedings will include akeynote presentation by noted anthropolo-gist and radio host, Dr. Kingsley"Ragashanti" Stewart and proceeds fromthe auspicious affair slated for Saturday,October 6th at the Tropical ParadiseBallroom, 1367 Utica Avenue in Brooklynfrom 8 pm to 1am will benefit the organi-zation's effort to help displaced personsplan for a better tomorrow.

FURI was founded by Jamaican bornForensic Social Worker, Carmeta Albarus,author of "The Making of Lee BoydMalvo," (the D.C. Sniper) because of con-cern about the impact of deportation onJamaican nationals as well as the impactthat displaced persons have on the nation'sdevelopment. Seeing a need for servicesthat could help some of her clients adjustpositively to deportation, FURI collabo-rates with other service agencies inJamaica to accomplish its objectives."Since 2002, FURI has been fortifyingdeported persons with alternatives that fos-ter faith, hope and confidence that life canbe worthwhile while providing assistancein their reintegration," says Carmeta.

Hope is a renewable resource, andFURI has been a lifeline to many for whomdeportation is a source of great shame. Fora decade Carmeta and her team, several ofwhom are themselves deported persons,have worked towards assisting these indi-viduals and contributing to the develop-ment of their home country and the FURIoffice in Kingston is a place of refuge formany.

FURI will honor Marleen Brown,Director of Operations for FURI inJamaica.

Dr. Geneive Brown-Metzger, the for-mer Consul General of Jamaica to NewYork has been an ardent supporter of themission of FURI.

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.

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