J'can to sue B'dos gov't - Western Jamaica News - Montego Bay, Negril & The West - JamaicaObserver.com
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Monday, May 3, 2010
Killer Nuts
"i tawt i was gine dead wednesday foreday morning. i had a really bad allergic reaction to almonds tuesday nite so i took some benadryl and went to bed hoping it wear off during the nite. then bout 2.00am i woke up still swollen, now the hives looking more like warts and itching from head tuh toe, and now uh seeing all kinds uh spots and stars blurring my vision, de bedroom feel like it moving, body feeling real real weak and like i got red ants eating me up, tried to open my mouth but not a sound would come out..."
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Thursday, March 25, 2010
Billie Miller, former Deputy Prime Minister of Barbados, in Belize
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| Dame Billie Miller |
“I say to you this morning that you have a further and a larger duty to be tireless in guiding and mentoring younger girls and women who are coming after you. What better cause to offer your passion and your commitment to than that of improving the quality of lives and building communities.”Click link below for entire Channel5Belize.com article:
Billie Miller, former Deputy Prime Minister of Barbados, in Belize | Channel5Belize.com
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Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Why GDP Matters: Barbados vs. Jamaica
"On today's Planet Money:
That graph up there may look boring, but it's a big deal. It shows how the economies of Jamaica and Barbados -- two countries with very similar histories -- have grown far apart in the last several decades.
That difference in GDP shows up in all sorts of ways, Planet Money's Alex Blumberg found on a recent trip to both countries. Today, we get the first installment: What schools look like in each country. A principal in Jamaica keeps her school running with help from neighborhood volunteers, a donation from a Jamaican pop star and some funding from a U.S. aid program. A principal at a similar school in Barbados says government funding does a pretty good job of meeting the school's needs.
Alex will have more on the story of Jamaica and Barbados in future podcasts. If you can't wait that long, check out this paper by Peter Blair Henry, who was born in Jamaica and who now heads NYU's business school."
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Thursday, February 4, 2010
Why I Believe The Live Man Locked In QEH Morgue Story
"Wunna remember all de hoopla last year wid de man dat claim he escape from de QEH morgue? Well, I have to say I did always give de man de benefit of de doubt but wunna know how de QEH come out and deny everyting de man say. But when shyte happening to yuh everytime yuh go to de QEH yuh cuh now see how dem cuh lock de man in de morgue fuh trute. Wunna remember de story I tell wunna bout de woman who tell me how duh lost she file and whuh I tell wunna bout de files in de rookety shopping carts..."
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Saturday, January 9, 2010
Free Health Care Barbados Style
"Oh dear, Sofa, give muh a break (no pun intended) cause you doan want to hear me start up wid dese people bout hey and de so-called free health care again. I did feel real sorry fuh all uh dem old people standing in line fuh blood tests yesterday when de nurse come out announce "if yuh private or paying step forward..."
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Sunday, January 3, 2010
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