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Issue #81 September 5, 2006
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Welcome to the Gleaner Online Weekly Newsletter

In this issue:
  • Interesting Bits : Hard Work Pays and Who is a Bullet?
  • Client Profile : Breakenridge and Associates
  • Pieces of the Past : The Sport of Kings
  • Scholarships Listings: Bank of Nova Scotia Jamaica
  • Jamaica Sex tourism workers not part of Cricket World Cup plans
  • Sangsters' Books Stores - Miss Lou's Books
Interesting Bits : Hard Work Pays and Who is a Bullet?

Hard Work
This week we offer congratulations to all persons who were successful in their Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations. This week thanks to good work by Petrina Francis, we showcase a few of the top performers, just in case you missed this good news.

Leighton Samuels of Campion CollegeLeighton Samuels of Campion College is a quiet, hard-working and humble. An avid lover of basketball, Leighton also enjoys reading and watching television. He received the 'True Campionite Award', which is given to students who are well-rounded and liked by teachers and their peers. http://www.jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20060831/lead/lead5.html


Ava CampbellOf interest is the fact that In 2001, Ava Campbell received a Scotia Bank scholarship for her outstanding performance in the Grade Six Achievement Test (GSAT) that earned her a place at the Montego Bay High School. In 2006, she excels in her CSEC examinations. For details visit http://www.jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20060831/lead/lead7.html

Crazy Quote of the week - Bounty Killer
"They have something out for artistes in St. Thomas...I are the target from a long time ago, Anything that you do in this county to uplift people they are going to be against you. If you are the voice of the voiceless, they are going to target you. But I are a bullet and you can't target a bullet." - http://www.jamaica-star.com/thestar/20060829/ent/ent1.html
Pieces of the Past : The Sport of kings

Sport of KingsOne of the world's oldest sports and one of Jamaica's most popular, horse racing dates back to 4500 BC when nomadic tribesmen from Europe to Asia first began to race domesticated horses. The Romans loved chariot racing as did the Egyptians who also enjoyed mounted horse racing, both of which by 638 BC were included in the Greek Olympics.For more on the Sports of King visit http://www.jamaica-gleaner.com/pages/history/

Client Profile : Breakenridge & Associates
Breakenridge & Associates has been providing real estate services to both individual and corporate clients since 1998. Our clients include building societies, government housing institutions, commercial banks, credit unions, insurance companies, real estate developers and financiers, attorneys-at-law and commercial enterprises.

See them for all your purchases, sales and rentals of all classes of real estate. http://breakenridge-assoc.com/

Scholarships Listings: Scotia Bank

Scotia Bank scholarship Details: For more information on a number of scholarships offered by Scotia Bank visit http://go-jamaica.com/scholarship/org.offering.php?orgname=Scotibank%20Jamaica%20Foundation

ScholarThe scholarship database allows the user to find relevant scholarships by academic level, subject area and the offering organisation. Remember you can view the Jamaica Scholarship listings at http://go-jamaica.com/scholarship/ and if scholarships that your organisation offers are not listed, send an e-mail to library@gleanerjm.com and get them included.

Hospitaluty Jamaica : Sex tourism workers not part of Cricket World Cup plans
Hospitality JamaicaHead of the Medical, Health and Anti-Doping Sub-Committee, Dr. Marion DuCasse, has unveiled an impressive medical plan for the hosting of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007, but the country's sex tourism workers are not part of the equation: Read more on Hospitality Jamaica http://www.hospitalityjamaica.com/
Miss Lou's Books at Sangster's Book Store

Sangster's Books Store still has copies of Miss Lou's works, Get them now.

Jamaica's cultural icon might have died but her good works live on. Purchase copies of her work from Sangster's Books Store (http://sangstersbooks.com/) and keep the memories alive. Some of the works available are:

Lawd … Di Riddim Sweet - US$16.00 *,Aunty Roachy Seh - US$13.00 *,Anancy & Ms. Lou - US$11.00*,Jamaica Labrish - US$14.00*,Selected Poems - US$13.00*

* -Prices do not include shipping and handling.

For more details http://sangstersbooks.com/.

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