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Chart: Top25_VIDEO_REGGAE Report Date (TW): 2012-09-17 --- Previous Report Date(LW): 2012-09-09 TW LW TITLE ARTIST GENRE RECORD LABEL 1 4 Get Free Major Lazer Reggae Downtown Records 2 2 Reggae Music Again Busy Signal Reggae VP Records 3 3 Good Love (worldwide Riddim) Destra Reggae Joe Fraser Records 4 7 Do Sumn (long Ver. Dancing) Konshens Reggae Vp Records 5 10 Live Forever Navino Reggae VP Records 6 12 Born Free Ras Lil Dread Reggae DreadHouse Entertainment 7 15 Better Must Come One Day (fan Made Music Video) Caldhino Reggae High Stakes Records 8 11 Anything A Anything Vybz Kartel Ft Gaza Slim Reggae Adidjahiem Notnice Records 9 16 Bruk It Down party Tun Up Ft. Alison Hinds Mr. Vegas Reggae Independent 10 1 Bong Diggy Bang Riddim Medley Various Arists Reggae Independent 11 5 Do Sumn (short Ver.) Konshens Reggae Vp Records 12 8 Chill Spot Christopher Martin Reggae Chimney Records 13 14 Girls Medley Popcaan Reggae UIM Records 14 Cry Die Skull Reggae Digital Riddims, Inc 15 6 System Popcaan Reggae UIM Records 16 9 Summer Slap Weh Rdx Reggae Independent 17 17 Come Over (missing You) Busy Signal Reggae VP Records 18 13 The Lords Prayer Richie Stephens Ft. Konshens Reggae Pot of Gold Records 19 18 Gal A Bubble Konshens Reggae VP Records 20 20 Front Door (we Remember Gregory Isaacs) Tarrus Riley Reggae VP Records 21 21 Party All Night T-swagg, Macallee King Reggae Black Shadow Music Group 22 23 I Know Better Romain Virgo Reggae VP Records 23 Cheaters Prayer Christopher Martin Reggae CHIMNEY RECORDS 24 Born Fred Ras Lil Dread Reggae DreadHouse Entertainment 25 19 When Youre Gone Missing You-danger Zone Cecile Reggae SoBe Record * Moved up the chart * New this week Nov 20, 2012 9:28 AM.

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KINGSTON COLLEGE OLD BOYS’ ASSOCIATION USA INC. st Annual Reunion Awards Dinner www.kcobany.org31 KCOBA USA Inc. (A Not-For-Proﬁ t [IRS Code 501(c)3 Alumni Organization. Est. 1982) HONOREES: Mr. Basil Anderson Philanthropist & Distinguished Alumni Maj. Michael ‘Q’ Bennett Distinguished Technician & Cadet Master Mr. Livingstone ‘Danny’ Young Distinguished Alumni GUEST SPEAKER Mr. Dave Myrie Principal, Kingston College MASTER OF CEREMONIES Mr. Jefferyson Barnes Sr, OD Attorney At Law “BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE” Saturday, May 3rd, 2014 at Antun’s 96-43 Springﬁ eld Boulevard, Queens Village, NY 11429 Kingston College Old Boys’ Association, U.S.A. 31st Reunion2014 Table Of The Association . 5 The Program.Contents . 7 Board of Directors . 11 President’s Message . 15 Message from Ambassador Stephen Vasciannie . 17 Board Chairman’s Message. 19 Message from Principal, Dave Myrie . 20 Message from KCDFT – Trust Fund. 23 Assemblyman Nick Perry’s Message. 24 Message from UJAA (U.S.A.) Inc. 25 Message from KCOBA Jamaica . 27 Message from KCOBA South Florida . 29 Message from KCOBA Toronto . 31 Message from KCOBA Atlanta. 33 Message from KCOBA New England . 35 Message from FORTIS PAVILION . 37 KCOBA USA Inc. Merchandise . 42 Penn Relays . 46 Fallen Fortis . 52 Honoree: Mr. Basil L Anderson . 59 Honoree: Mr. Livingstone ‘Danny’ Young. 61 Honoree: Major Michael Anthony ‘Peter’ Bennett ‘Q’ . 63 Guest Speaker: Principal, Dave Myrie . 64 Report on KC Joyce Baxter Math Club . 65 A Fiery Servant: Percival Gibson . 66 Clinton “Fatman” “Clarkie” Clarke- Tributes . 68 Board of Directors (1982-2013) . 71 School Song / Jamaica Pride . 70 Past Awardees . 74 Our Honorees Through The Years .
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