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Jamaica Gleaner Flair
published: Monday | July 23, 2007

Sherrone Lobban Globetrotter for humanity
Iraq, Sudan and Lebanon are more likely to be associated with the international segment of the news than thought of as countries where a Jamaican has made her mark doing humanitarian work.Well, for Sherrone Blake Lobban, 33, they are all countries which she has made an impact ...

Women urged to face challenges

Between bouts of laughter and applause, Gloria Minto, owner of Hotel Glorianna in Montego Bay, dug deep into her reservoir and came up with anecdotes of past experiences and words of encouragement, as she urged the audience to face up to any challenge...

Young leadership for Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA)

The Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA), has received a complete overhaul. The association has a new constitution, a new world president, a new general secretary and a new world board. This was the end result of the 26th World Council that was held at the Kenyatta...

Threading your hair away

The process, while uncommon in Jamaica, has been around for centuries and found its origins in Arabia and South Asia. It is still used by women in parts of the Middle and Far East today. Threading, also known as khite in Arabic and fatlah in Egypt, involves using a simple tool....

Here to stay

In Christmas of 2000, Melisa Smith accompanied her friend to Clarendon for the weekend. For the entire journey, her friend kept talking about her uncle Kishon. This piqued Melisa's curiosity and she became very anxious to meet him. When she did, she thought he was cute and cool.

Who is entitled to vote?

To answer this question, one must refer to the Constitution; the Representation of the People Act and the Fundamental Rights (Additional Provisions) (Interim) Act. The short answer is that every qualified person whose name appears on the list of electors is entitledto vote.

The dos and don'ts of flying

It is the season to travel and many individuals are taking long trips this summer to countries such as Australia, South Africa and China. Such trips take you between a day and half to three days, so it is important that you travel sensibly. First - reserve a comfortable...

Down with those cradle robbers!

There are a few things that cause me to cringe, and creepy-looking old guys trying to seduce a younger woman is one of them. I guess these old guys think they are 'old playaz' or were 'the man' back in the day. That was then, this is now.

Miss Jamaica belles on parade

Sovereign Centre in Liguanea came alive with an exciting display of poise, charm and beauty on Saturday afternoon, July 14, when the finalists of Miss Jamaica World (MJM) 2007 paraded and were sashed. The large enthusiastic crowd that witnessed this spectacular event...

MINDING YOUR MANNERS - Corporate etiquette and dress code

As an employer, you have the right to set the standards of the company's dress code. Clear policy on dress code can spare employees feelings. People are judged by their actions (manners) and by their appearance (standards set by culture or corporate)....

In mother's image

Mommy knows best and many daughters believe it, even where weight is concerned. So if your mother fussed about her weight, you'll probably do the same.Celena Smith, 33, like many women has a problem with her weight.

Politics and family life

Olivia 'Babsy' Grange - Ms. Grange notes that if she had her life to live all over, she would balance her family life and political responsibility. "That is of concern to me at times," she said. "I don't think I spent enough time with my daughter.

Dealing with commitment phobia

Women by nature have the power to make any man fall in love with them, bring him to his knees, to leap over mountains and swim rivers to fulfil her every desire - or so they say. Men have always been seen as shy of commitment...





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