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Category: Culture
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06/19/10
THE UPRISING ROOTS BAND SPREADS THE SOUNDS OF REGGAE
The Caribbean is a melting pot of cultures, peoples, and traditions. But Jamaica is credited with the birth of a genre of music that is said to have encompassed the world, and we call that Reggae. . While the original messengers and prophets of the so… more »
06/16/10
JA Tourism Minister, Edmund Bartlett And Team Embark On N.A. Campaign To Win Back Hearts and Minds...
As the Jamaica Tourist Board led by the it’s super-charged Leader (possibly the most optimistic and hardworking man alive) Tourism Minister, Edmund Bartlett, embarks on its campaign to win back hearts and minds, post recent events of mayhem and chaos on… more »
06/11/10
Yellowman, Lawman Lynch, D’Angel and Others Uniting for Change in Jamaica!
Jamaica Unite! This is the song penned by Lawman Lynch, hoping and wishing for a new Jamaica. Fear, uncertainty and reflection have enveloped Jamaica in the wake of the West Kingston unrest. Many Jamaicans questioned how we lived and how we treat each ot… more »
06/10/10
Magnum Launches Its "Under The Cap Promotion"
Coming hot on the heels of their exciting Magnum Kings and Queens of Dancehall Competition, Magnum Tonic Wine will be launching yet another phenomenal promotion, which no doubt will have their loyal consumers asking for more. The brand, which has b… more »
06/09/10
Romain Virgo to debut self titled album
Romain Virgo’s debut album, an embodiment of his skillful vocals, social awareness and boyish is available today (June 08) in stores and online. The 15 track project has been hailed by industry insiders as the most anticipated Reggae album for 2010.
T… more »
06/06/10
Jamaican youth awaken to Arts & Culture
In the wake of recent violence in West Kingston, the next generation is energized and vocal. As many youths are becoming increasingly disillusioned with the country’s status quo, it also becomes harder for them to focus on the positive movements happenin… more »
06/04/10
Jamaica... the Backward society (Part 2)
As I said in the first part of this topic, I think Jamaica is pretty much devolving instead of evolving (note the word devolve may or may not be made up). It seems that for some strange reason we just dont believe in ourselves enough to think we can prog… more »
06/02/10
Sean Paul To Visit French Fans
International Reggae star Sean Paul is scheduled to perform in five cities in five days across France. The French market is Sean Paul’s second largest fan base and is in for a treat June 2-6.
The tour begins on Wednesday June 2, in Paris, at the Pa… more »
Lenn Hammond to provide musical healing
As the finishing touches are made to his upcoming album, Raw Soul, super-talented singer Lenn Hammond readies to make a splash on the music scene with the release of singles, he says are equipped with the melody to warm souls and enchant ears. The si… more »
05/28/10
Jamaica... the Backward society
Over the past few months I have come to a conclusion that I am almost ashamed to share with the readers of this journal. It has come not through hastily made conclusions, or through sweeping generalizations, but instead through careful observations and d… more »
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"Recently, this Jamaican won the 10 million special lottery for a dollar. As soon as the office of the Lottery Corporation was open on the following day, he was there to collect his winnings.
Graciously, he presented his winning ticket to the clerk and in his best English uttered his request "Me cum fi collect the 10 millian dallars, si me ticket ya".
After reviewing and checking the ticket with his manager, the clerk returned and requested on how he would like his payments. The Jamaican replied "Mi wan all a de moni now". "Unfortunately, Sir" the nervous clerk responded, "The procedures are that we can only give you one million now and the balance equally over the next 20 years".
Furious and agitated, the Jamaican asked for the manager, who re-iterated "Sir, my assistant is correct, it is the regulation of the corporation that we initially pay you one million dollars now with the balance paid to you equally over the next 20 years".
Outraged, the Jamaican slammed his hand on the desk and shouted in anger, "Oonu tek me fi idiat, me wan all a de moni now or oonu gi me bak me rass dallar!!"
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