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Chart: Top25_VIDEO_REGGAE Report Date (TW): 2012-06-03 --- Previous Report Date(LW): 2012-05-28 TW LW TITLE ARTIST GENRE RECORD LABEL 1 1 Set Up Shop Damian Marley Reggae Univeral Republic 2 2 Sky Is The Limit Rebelution Reggae 87 Music / Controlled Substance 3 7 Man Down Rihanna Reggae Island Def Jam Records 4 3 Dat Body Gyal Ft. Abm Abm Reggae Platinum Trini Entertainment / Bungalo 5 4 Affairs Of The Heart Damian Jr Gong Marley Reggae Universal Records / Tuff Gong 6 10 She Doesnt Mind Sean Paul Reggae Atlantic Records 7 5 Hottt-ed Busy Signal Reggae Vp Records 8 8 2am Slightly Stupid Reggae Stoopid Records 9 11 Book Of Life / I Need Her In My Arms I Wayne Reggae VP Records 10 12 Love My Life Demarco Reggae Vp Records 11 13 Hold You Gyptian Reggae VP Records 12 16 Burning Up Yes I Am Mavado Ft Chase Cross Reggae Bombrush Rec Scikron 13 17 Missing You Right Now Da Ville Reggae Fashozy Records 14 18 Blessing Etana Ft. Alborosie Reggae VP Records 15 19 Love Against The Wall Gyptain Reggae VP Records 16 20 I Am Rich In Love Romain Virgo Reggae VP Records / Vikings Records 17 9 Go Go Wine Vybz Kartel Reggae Mixpak Records 18 21 Lockdown Ms. Triniti & Vybz Kartel Reggae Heart To Art Music 19 22 Click Mi Finger Erup Reggae Truckback Records 20 23 I Fell In Love With The dj Che'nelle F/ Cham Reggae Capitol Records 21 25 Longtime Gappy Ranks Reggae Special Delivery Music 22 Every Gyal Chipmunk Ft. Mavado Reggae Sony Music 23 Got 2 Luv U Sean Paul Ft. Alexis Jordan Reggae Atlantic Records 24 6 Gyal Yuh Sweet Abm Reggae Platinum Trini Entertainment / 25 Be By My Side Ras Penco Reggae Uprize Music * Moved up the chart * New this week Nov 20, 2012 9:23 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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