Welcome to the Gleaner Online Weekly Newsletter

• Be Job Smart at Jobs mart as we speak with Justin Nam
• Client Profile: Whispering Bamboo
• Golocaljamaica: Brunch for Mom
• Pieces of the Past : Deadly superstitions
• Roving with Lalah : The life of a Sandy Bay vendor
• Web Hosting @ Go-Jamaica.com

If you are looking for a job, career information and tips, you can find it all at the Gleaner's JobSmart.

This week the Gleaner's Jobsmart co-ordinator, Amitabh Sharma, speaks with Justin Nam of First Global Financial Services Limited.

"I studied in Campion College and got a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Western Ontario, Canada where he majored in Economics. Going abroad gave me a different perspective of things, from adapting to the weather to fending for oneself. " For more on his story visit http://go-jamaica.com/jobsmart/view_article_details.php?id=99.

There are over 100 listings for Job Vacancies in Jamaica and the Caribbean, so visit http://go-jamaica.com/jobsmart/ now.

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Being an regular reader and visitor of the Go-Jamaica websites, she took a chance and entered the Mothers Day competition and answered the questions, which related to great Jamaica mothers....

Superstitions permeate many aspects of Jamaican life. Not surprisingly, the cultural influence most often cited is African. What may be unrecognised, however, is that the area with the strongest retention is death, including burial practices.

Most of these beliefs are born out of fear of the unknown; fear of what happens after death and how it can affect the living. These actions are carried out because it is believed that they will protect those left alive from the wrath of the spirit of the dead, known colloquially in Jamaica as the duppy.

For the full article and many more historical accounts log unto http://www.jamaica-gleaner.com/pages/history/

Sheena was talking at what seemed like lightning speed to the young man sitting on the tree stump beside her. His eyes were droopy and he looked like he was on the verge of sleep. But Sheena didn't seem to notice or at all care.

Last week Robert visited Sandy Bay. See more at http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20070531/news/news1.html

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