Yesterday was Emancipation Day

Thu, 02 Aug 2007 08:13:33 -0500

Hear the Drums! The Adventure begins As Jamaicans Celebrate Emancipation Day... Dear Sherry, Today is Emancipation Day... A Day when we 'Remember' the historic End to Slavery in Jamaica... On August 1st, 1838... Our Ancestors were given back their Freedom... Pride... Dignity... And so as not to forget, we cherish and celebrate This 'Historic Day' Today... We remember... The Maroons... Runaway slaves... Who lived up in the hills of Jamaica... They were fierce warriors... who fought and defeated the British. Their most famous method of cooking was 'Jerking.' This was popular as it prevented the British from identifying Their Villages in the hills. Today... Jamaica's most popular food is 'Jerk'... chicken... Pork... And voted in Britian among the '50 things to eat before you die.' Today... We remember Marcus Garvey... And all the other 'Heroes' Who fought to make our 'Island' free. Today we not only remember... But we celebrate through our music... Listen! Hear the Drums... See the Dance... Feel the Spirit as Africa lives on in Jamaica through the 'Kumina Dance' See the chanting of the Drummer... As he calls on the Spirit Of his Ancestors... The hynotic sound of the Drum will toss him on the ground As he Crawls... Squirms... When the beat echoes in his skull... The African heritage lives on... Go a little further... hear the pulsating rhythm of reggae... Echoing in every village and town... It's Celebration time... One week of wild celebration... For all Jamaicans all over the world...

Beenie and angel radio fight

Tue, 31 Jul 2007 15:33:35 -0500

Beenie Man & Da NAgel Radio Fight Irie Fm's Da Buzz hosted by K'shema Francis and DJ Bones, invited Beenie Man to do an interview last Wednesday, where he tried to justify his actions at Sumfest by saying that his wife was having an affair with someone in New York. In turn D'Angel called in on the airwaves and denied the allegations, saying that Moses had left home over 4 months ago and was back to his old dog ways. Listen to the audio here

22 Year Old Girl Missing

Sat, 16 Jun 2007 08:04:14 -0500

MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- Police in South Florida are searching hundreds of canals and a huge area of wetlands for a car that could provide vital clues in the case of a young woman who vanished three weeks ago. Stepha Henry, 22, disappeared after going to a party at a nightclub in Sunrise, Florida. Police said they have no suspects. Frustrated by the lack of progress, Henry's parents -- Steve and Sylvia -- have moved to Florida temporarily from New York to try to draw more public attention to her disappearance. (Watch the family of the missing woman pledge to do everything they can to find her ) Henry and her teenage sister were visiting an aunt in South Florida over Memorial Day weekend. On the evening Henry disappeared they had been to a barbecue with friends. Her aunt said the young woman left her apartment about 1 a.m. on May 29 to go to a club called Peppers Cafe. The aunt said she saw her get into a car driven by a family acquaintance. There is video of Henry at the club, where a promotional video was being taped that night. The man who took her to the club said that he left alone and that Henry was still there with people he did not know. Someone -- maybe Henry -- checked her cell phone around 4 a.m., police say. That is where the mystery of the car comes in. Searching for dark Acura Police say the family acquaintance, whose name has not been released, told them he had borrowed the vehicle -- a dark late-model Acura Integra -- but it cannot be found. Police have no details about the tag or year it was made. One of the pilots involved in the aerial search for the car said it's a frustrating task. Miami-Dade Police Lt. Cliff Nelson told CNN that "there are pockets of wild areas and those areas. If someone were to get into the middle of them, no one might find anything in there for months." Miami-Dade Police Commander Linda O'Brien indicated there are few leads. "It is totally uncharacteristic from what we've learned about Stepha Henry for her to go missing like this," she said. Henry's parents said their daughter probably is being held against her will, because she'd never disappear on her own. They've continued to call her cell phone hoping for a response. All they hear is: "Sorry, that mailbox is full. Please call again later." Her father, Steve Henry, said, "Right now I don't even want to think the worst. All I want to know and all I'm praying for is that my daughter is still alive." Stepha Henry's family said vital time was lost after her disappearance. Her aunt, Carletha Clarke, told the Trinidad Guardian newspaper that police did not contact her until June 6, more than a week after the disappearance. "I'm very disappointed, because being so long, anything could have happened." Henry is an honors graduate in criminal justice and was planning to go to law school next year. Her parents said she has always been fascinated by crime. "Every night she looks at Court TV and she always likes to look at forensic cases," said her father. If someone is holding her, he has this appeal: "Please let my daughter go, because we need her at home."

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Sun, 03 Jun 2007 15:48:18 -0500

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