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Azad Ali, Roderick J. Broome, Fabian Burrell, Tangerine Clarke, Clarke, Tangerine Burrell, Fabian Broome, J. Roderick Ali, Azad ASSOCIATE EDITOR: ASSOCIATE EMERITUS: EDITOR ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER: PUBLISHER: children. refugee the driving insecurity and violence same the fleeing are and children young very women with of these families are made up of significantly. The vast majority increased has UnitedStates the border of southern atthe arriving offamilies number 2012,Since the United States with their parents. concerns. protection international raised cent per- 58 that found of and ulation theconducted children research with this pop- recently (UNHCR) for Refugees Commissioner High ed Nations interviewed violence. Unit- The result ofsexual of whom many girls, childrenare ofthe age arrivePatrol. Border U.S. the by arrested up and pregnantfour to 10 as young for as children common years as become It has past. inyears than old to a be younger now are journey tion picked dren making the perilous migra- the recent surge is that the chil- achance. wouldhave they least journey, at the die during might they although and home country, intheir stayed they if die would spoke with told us they feared they we children The persecution. and them from their homes is violence the motivating factor forcing States, United the in family or ents par- their with toreunite seeking 2009. since 712 percent by skyrocketed have Children also come to the percent- ahigher Additionally, about concerning Particularly be may children some While Continued on Page 12 Page on Continued Clifford Luster Clifford Kenton Kirby Kevin Williams Kevin Ralph D’Onofrio Ralph on request. No unsigned letters can be accepted for publication. The editor reserves the right to edit all submissions. all toedit right the reserves editor The publication. for accepted be can letters unsigned No request. on withheld or published be will name the and published be NOT will number telephone and address the that Note included. number telephone and address verifiable individual’s the and signed be MUST e-mail, via submitted those including letters, All com tocaribbeanlife@cnglocal. e-mail via sent or York New 11201, Brooklyn, 1MetroTech North, Center Publications, Caribbean-Life Editor, tothe newspaper ofthis care addressed be should They readers. all from welcome are EDITOR TOTHE LETTERS White By Sean Moulton and Ronald common sense. just is approach prevention This affordable. and available ical alternatives when they are chem- safer and procedures, ing safer technologies, safer operat- tousing shift toxics storing and using companies that mandate would require afederal needs ty steps. baby are these start, agood and mendations recom- useful Though them. cals by the businesses that use chemi- oftoxic storage and use inthe guidance voluntary and and suggests best practices gaps, regulatory filling ning, ment of more involve- robust agencies, communities oversight among coordination better in for ensuring options plan- policy presents Commitment, AShared Security: and Safety Actions to Improve Chemical report, The report. its released Security),ment ofHomeland Depart- the and Administration, Occupational Safety and Health the Agency, Protection mental prised group(com- working agency of guidelines. safety new the enforcingfor implementing and U.S. responsibility has agency eral and Environ-ing ensuring chemical facility safety guidelines new foring improv- develop- groupwith working that interagency an tasked Obama President response, In cals. some chemi- dangerous house that fed- offacilities authority oversight infederal gaps serious are there realized officials federal home, anursing and schools three killed 15 destroyed people and that year last Texas inWest, ity facil- storage sion ofafertilizer Baby stepsBaby to improving OP-EDS The boost that chemical safe- chemical that boost The inter- Friday, the JuneOn 6, explo- ofthe aftermath the In chemical safety chemical can people from chemical catas- ties now. facili- at ournation’s chemical security and to shore upsafety ples’ health is at stake. We needic issue. Lives are at stake. 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Chemical to Prevent Coalition the of amember is Government forEffective Center The zation. regulatory policy director the is of White Ronald at the organi- ment.org steering committee. ofmember the OpenTheGovern- in Washingtonernment and a Gov- forEffective the Center of open governmentleap. that tomake courage the has administration policy the hope Let’s forward. ahuge leap would be atchemical alternative” standard “safest enforceable an lishing Estab- risks. these down ratchet major catastrophe.at levels chemicals, toxic uses or stores that It’s that amile ofafacility within ies could time result stud- U.S. inthe public schools to in 10 of every children attending a oneout that showed mid-April December 2015. by inplace chemicals on these and better company reporting chemicals and technologies safer specific for requirements At a minimum, place. in changes policy priority we’d like to highest- toget their months see 18 about have agencies federal three These towaste. no time has it legacy, its of part be to rity secu- inchemical improvements penalties. stiff metwith should be processes ormanufacturing substances toadoptsafer Failure nologies. tech- and chemicals safer ently inher- where use feasible, and, operations their assess to panies com- require that standards ble enforcea- effective, DHS toissue and EPA, OSHA, the empower should Obama President trophes, Please note this article previ- Moulton the director is Sean An analysis we released in If the administration wants B Page 11 • Caribbean Life • July 18-24, 2014 Q They’re offThey’re and running. And in voters that core convictions, if he he if convictions, had candidate the campaign, 2012 core that already to convince done quite a bit voters justhad about were any, impos- identify. to shame- Romney’s sible less attemptscurry to with favor the conservative and lot strenu- ous insistence that he was of their amongilk were the pathetic more tab- The campaign. that of images goodleau even for meas- included, distancing himself Romney ure, he initiative healthcare the from introduced as Massachusetts gov- that wasernor, said to be, in part, thea modelfor Affordable Care Act. In the end, though, what would be most perplexing about another be would happens, it if bid, Romney infamous his that calculation the writing of the percent off of 47 deal be would big no electorate to expunge memory. from public proc- GOP country the the script is, again, as full not too much of a challenge to tel- in evidence 2016 in egraph. influence Right-side mix, will a on the much settling be to in on grinds ess they’re nominee. Bet on Christie and Rom- if ney, overdrive to look and sound more wed- naturally anyone than “right” ded to that turf. In his concerted effort to make bartenderEven before Scott wasn’t about shy saying there was enough in the bridgenot controversy if ambitions, Christie’s derail to because in of his direct involvement being wrongdoing, inex- for surely cusably asleep the at wheel. demographic voter the with nice extremistwhere views predomi- there anticsnate, Christie’s are reminis- cent of the last who guy headed bravado, theGOP’s presidential ticket. And forced you knowwouldn’t that, perhaps a pos- as Christie’s see they because turing apparently are believers who some think Mitt Romney should again be a candidate. Romney insists he’s he that through running but president, for bank. the to take 2012, to nothing that’s in so more As fiercely as Romney seemed to convey, in thebelonged Oval Office, prac- tically by right, want would who to persuaded to rule is out a third run by candi- he If Romney? date thathit trail again, Romney would be a sizeable joining list of men havewho added to our continuing bedevilment about thepower lust the syndrome. during speech Prouty recorded Romney’s celebrat- percent” “47 ed By Les Slater Viewpoint Christie and his cheering section magazine size in firearms. Offer- firearms. in size passed by the legislature the limit to magazine mumbo-jumboing some patented as excuse not signing for the bill, Christie was evidently little moved the Sandy affected by parents by Hook tragedy being among those urging him to support the legisla- tion. There certainly was no mys- the of tery about such action having solely side screamers the which placating On with do to right. the on gun debate Christie has deliber- chosenately to stand had previously beenpretty established well when he reversed course about a ban on .50 caliber rifles, a measure he had for. called earlier himself have obviously that concluded what- if anything,ever, from the bridge scandal and other stuff sticks to him, would be nothing it their jug- gernaut can’tcon- handle. We’re stantly reminded,though, that oth- in theers GOP camp ready aren’t to toe that line. One prospective rival
Christie is at this con- point the back in New Jersey, Earlier, to a smooth White House run than Chriatie and his minions imagined. Thathas only been compounded mess Bridge Washington the by and other questionable conduct for thewhich Christie administration is reportedly on the seat. hot real very to go alltent macho and respond consider with a “tempest others in a teapot” shrug what to headaches. contend- fellow So, like in theers GOP pack, he is evidently committed to doing as effective a job of far-right appeasement as requires. calculus political the There Christie was a few days ago, waxing all foreign-policy savvy at the Republican governors group he now chairs, laying blame for Israeli-Palestinian current the of Obama, President on hostilities course. That this most recent call to arms was spawned bytit-for-tat acts by of violence the continually relevant, wasn’t gladiators sparring apparently, as Christie launched the stock Obama-vilifying attack his of extent the seem that lines divided to party’s contribution government. hadgovernor made headlines with his veto of a gun-control measure It’s ‘eyes right’ for the GOP hopefuls GOP the for right’ ‘eyes It’s
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Allen birth,” ofhis land development ofthe and growth the for steadfastly toworking ple and peo- its life toserving his devoted sadness. expressed Allen rent Sir Patrick GG England. of crown ofthe onbehalf to speak level ofpolitics highest atthe and ateacher as butmostly capacities a grateful nation he served in many by grieved and lauded regaled, been since has and Hospital Andrews October. ed another birthday anniversary in celebrat- wouldhave and 15, 2006 capacity inthe served II Elizabeth Queen from Aug. 1 1991Kingston on to July 11 at age 98. Feb. of city capital inthe died General Cooke—Jamaica’s fourth Governor He added that the nation “owed sonwho lost atrue has “Jamaica island’s cur- the passing his On at died GG retired beloved, The The former representative of Felix Hanlan Sir Howard Jamaica’s beloved This Foundation was established to to Foundation established This was into existence. came Foundation, King’s House the later renamed which was Committee, Restoration his tenure that the King’s House under also Itnor-General. was presentGover- the under vibrant Vigil, programs which are quite Prayer National the and Breakfast Prayer Leadership National for the Jamaica.” plagued that ills ofthe for many solutions infinding assisted them, towork with and concerns, their to listen tosit people and with ness willing- his well as as demeanor peaceful His ofturbulence. times during office tothe quiet dignity level,” headded. community the ingful contribution to the nation at mean- their things, other among for, Jamaicans everyday recognize to year. 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Andlive with my mother,” said to towanting parents grand so assitioning from living with my I tran- myexperience details name. same the by ography inher autobi- successes and her struggles shereveals as toGlory” Gutter it out“From Richardson was able to make Dr. Professor and Karlene travel but Jamaican author ‘From Gutter to Glory’ to Gutter ‘From A month after returning returning after A month The book takes readers “I was raised by my grand “From Gutter to Glory” to road hard, along, It was Dr. Karlene Richardson. Richardson. Dr. Karlene me up and I was raped at at raped I was me up and daughters, me toher friends’ introduce one Shewould midnight. 12:00 of whom 11:00 or p.m. outuntil stay set and meto go outside allow her privacy. needed her mother because room open inthe bed sofa tosleep onthe had er had her moth- with apartment one-bedroom in asmall Richardson. towork,” youhave recalls and sitter ababy when youneed know howme to be a baby sitter. it tohave glad whysee shewas We is all in ter. Ican amother as Now Americafor me to come as a baby notmeant ababy. “Itwas had sit- and family anew she started with her mother but by then the U.S. anticipating to live Richardson began. said challenges her when she came to was that and her mother “Sometimes she would shelived said Richardson Photo courtesy of Dr. Karlene Richardson Dr. Karlene of courtesy Photo Photo courtesy of Dr. Karlene Richardson 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. from 30 Aug. Saturday, on Ave. at1942 Amsterdam Bookstore Uptown Sisters at the and p.m. July 26 from on JFK Inn, Hampton at the 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 son.com. site, www.drkarlenerichard- onher web- and IBook the for Apple by approved Kindle, Noble, and Barnes Amazon, availablebecame through is self-published in May and to write.told that Her the best healing was 325-page Shewas College in2000. nity book Commu- Nassau at lecturer ina sheconfided after book that towrite encouraged her life. in around aturn to make decided way and this living notcontinue shecould that Sherealised ford Stuyvesant. inBed- Avenue and Nostrand on for quarters to begging to resort had and Owens sha Tai- her daughter herself and at times were for her and difficult became unable Life Richardson. said toplegic,” feed apara- now heis and avenues Flatbush and ner ofClarkson cor- atthe times shot nine was rapist old, the years five wanted to do. they thing last the was police ofthe attention iting tothe sobring- and card a green had sheor her mother ther ed to the police because nei- notreport- was matter The age 16,” said Richardson. 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The On Help- Abroad “Jamaicans an Foundation, Jah Jah “They’re the wheels that “There is talk of the femi- B Page 33 • Caribbean Life • July 18-24, 2014 Q Photo by Joan Marcus Continued on Page 36 The young men recently got the ty—and has say it inspired a real sense of brotherhood, proving that #tupaclives. experience of a lifetime—many seeing a Broadway the show for first time—when they attended the Kenny Leon-directed musi- cal, has which a strong anti-gun par- are They message. violence program Longevity. Project (The have alsoproducers more invited Valuable Most from guests 400 than Kids and other community groups.) The gang members and troubled youth recently saw the musical— starswhich renowned slam poet, singeractor, and musician Saul Wil- liams as an ex-con returns who to his to change block his and life winds up changing his communi- YA HEAR YA YA HEAR HOLLER IF HOLLER HOLLER IF Hip-hop musical impacts youth Hip-hop impacts youth musical Nearly 18 yearsNearly 18 after his violent Producers of “Holler Hear If Ya death, Shakur rap is icon Tupac having a major impact on the lives of inner city youth through the Broadway show based on his lyrics and poetry. The 150-minute show is being staged at the Palace Theatre, 1564 Broadway. Me” extended young tickets to 14 men, members of the community Saul Williams as John and Saycon Sengbloh as Corinne in “Holler Hear If You Me.” FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT, GO TO CARIBBEANLIFENEWS.COM/ENTERTAINMENT Continued on Page 36 Continued on Page 36 Eastmond and Spranga- and Eastmond Like in mo st re a lit y sho ws , ENTERTAINMENT starting at 8:30 p.m. recog- been long have lang nized as masters in their remark- Eastmond’s field. has wit able served him not only as a first-rate per- but he is also thatformer, who comedian of breed rare writes all of his material. long The of rib- volume sheer has turned has he stuff tickling he theout over years has been that a towering to compliment his uncanny Small ability. wonder reigned as the unchallenged who moved to thewho United States just eight months ago with fan a huge base, spoke passionately about follow- ing dream her and making a name so that herself for she couldbetter the of life family. her such as American Idolcontestants where shared their life Punchstory, showed images Lisa Punch. Photo courtesy of Lisa Punch’s FB Star’ on ABC TV ABC on Star’ Caribbean comedy Caribbean Unique Caribbean Pro- Two superstars of Car- of superstars Two The Brooklyn resident resident Brooklyn The Judges Ludracris, Kasha The JD and former radio Guyanese around the Two hefty servings of of hefty servings Two Georgetown’s ‘Rising ‘Rising Georgetown’s dise Ballroom, Utica Avenue at Brooklyn’s Tropical Para- Tropical Brooklyn’s at motions the present event comedy circuit. circuit. comedy ers householders names on the has made the two headlin- crackerjack material that generous helpings of the the of helpings generous designed to treat fans to edy showcaseedy presentation July 19, in a special com- 19, July spotlight Saturday evening, and will share Tobago, the Sprangalang of Trinidad Sprangalang Trinidad of Eastmond of Barbados and and Barbados of Eastmond ibbean comedy, Trevor Trevor ibbean comedy, dio. cast from the California stu- California the from cast millions on TV and broad- performance watched by by watched performance crowd withcrowd animated her Punch after she wowed the and Brad Paisley praised weeks ago. show’s opening night show’s four cent andcent qualify during the wall of voting to 80 per- 80 to voting of wall Will Know” I to raise the Whitney ‘How Houston’s a firestorm she sang when humble beginnings,caused show host who came from from came who host show singing competition. ity show “Rising hit Star” second round on ABC’s real- who made throughwho it to the born songstress, Lisa Punch Lisa songstress, born App, Georgetown- to keep a fever pitch with pitch a fever a special evision sets as they vote at at vote they as sets evision world are glued to theirworld tel- By Tangerine Clarke Q B July 18-24, 2014 • Caribbean Life • Page 34 Eddie Throtman and Rachel Hall of Dingolay with some of their beautiful “One-Color White” White” “One-Color beautiful their of some with Dingolay of band. mas their from costumes Hall Rachel and Throtman Eddie Bollers By Kevin out that anyone who comes who comes anyone out that Yet, on hedonistic. hepoints borders sometimes that fun crazy having about all they’re and hard dance they hard, whofits theyare. They play name the toMark, According decided tospell it “Kaios.” form of uniqueness,wantedup the but they decided so that they name they came chaos name the and to have outnames throwing around a were sitting they oneday and camp mas ofthe were apart members family and friends numerous that explained Mark name. the had already camp ever, Mas another Nicole. How- inMas, partner former his and for Mark Nstood Mand Group. The M&N called it was Originally, “Kaios.” called not always was band ofthe name The life now. for sometime quite band inthe been has Mark tomiss. hard irony was The ‘chaos’). (pronounced “Kaios” named camp mas his discuss afternoon Friday sunny on apeaceful, in Bryant Park to I met with Mark Mclean Mclean Mark I metwith Love and Love and ‘Kaios’ ‘Kaios’ Dingolay set for an‘Epic’ day on The Parkway burns, the good and bad and and bad and good the burns, glue the arguing, the around, running the nosleeping, the me going.The love of Mas is what keeps You me. drive masqueraders the have to me, lovedrives me, drives love “Passion him? 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Their Mark believes that there wining finish. for a performance “EPIC” on an put will band the said Trotman where Parkway onthe then and camp, Mas atthe on Fridays star of T&T willcreations. join Dingolay ofits uniqueness and manship crafts- quality for the year this duenotice its gets band the that order buthopes parade the carnival because of an error in year’s properly atlast judged not was Dingolay pointed that $200 to $400. from range that costume any towards of$50 payment a down make and revellers stopby could together at the camp, where put wouldbe costumes of the all said 375 revellers, Trotman Young Voice party mix Soca Soca mix Young Voice party disap- was bandleader The promise.” a that’s people and it’s two if even road, the go down the road we will down going mefrom stops continue to God until and from come whereedge ourblessings out. before wego prays that know, We definitely I as far as band, only the are “We out, Hepoints for this. acknowl- Photo by Kevin Bollers byKevin Photo B Page 35 • Caribbean Life • July 18-24, 2014 Q VIS A VIOLA D KROYD STUDIOS Y PICTURE A JOHN-HENRY BUTTERWORTH JOHN-HENRY BUTTERWORTH DAN & VERSAL UNIVERSAL I 14 0 2 © A UN NELSAN ELLIS JEZ BUTTERWORTH 2014 UNIVERSAL STUDIOS JEZ BUTTERWORTH OF TOBACCO CONSUMPTION © AND THIS FILM CONTAINS DEPICTIONS N GELMA I CHADWICK BOSEMAN TRISH HOFMANN LOR Y ” EN BA A V P E E T T ST A T BY BY STORY GET ON U “ DIRECTED LM LOR I F Y A PETER AFTERMAN E T LOR T Y A A T EXECUTIVE E T a. 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(Pasha police the let than rather thesolve crime, Paul opts to take the his law into own hands, and rounds of hisup a couple tough and Ryan (Max buddies before McGrady) Michael unapolo- embarking on a revenge- an terror of reign fueled is armed to the teeth. “Rage” getic splatterfest featur- ing pyrotechnics, pistol- and stabbing whipping, slow-motion senseless the to via slaughter murders The shotgun. sawed-off route en pret- gets count body high ty protagonists’ surprising showdown with Chernov, Vladimir barrel-chested a lookalike. Putin heckuva twist! the temerity to rip off 19 years earlier. Otherwise, the stories stories the Otherwise, what actuallyHowever, are similar enough to war- rant a comparison. At the of departurepoint we find Paul Maguire (Cage) and his trophy wife, Vanessa bid- (Rachel Nichols), ding his sweet 16-year-old (Aubrey Peeples) adieu for Cait- the evening as they head upon out to dinner at a local res- overprotec- The taurant. his in tive father makes a point impressing of boyfriend,lin’s Mike (Max thatFowler), he doesn’t premises hanky-panky any want the on absence. far be to proves transpires he anything than worse imagined, he gets for a call from Detective St. John informing (Danny Glover) him of a break-in back at the house. out that Turns kidnapped been Caitlin’s and, based on the clues supplied by Mike, Paul sus- pects that abductors her might be the same ruth- had he’d gang Russian less entertainment, sports,entertainment, ness, and more. busi viewpoints a gruesomeflick Go to www.Caribbeanlifenews.com for the latest in Caribbean news, in Caribbean news, latest the for www.Caribbeanlifenews.com Go to Nicolas Cage stars in in stars Cage Nicolas But where NeesonBut where was In recent years, Nicho- years, recent In Image Entertainment Image Distributor: RLJ/ minutes Running time: 98 Unrated Good (2 stars) (2 Good “Rage” sian mobsters. ers while Rage’s are Rage’s ers while Rus- were Albanianwere sex traffick- As the for villains, Taken’s the head of his daughter. er fireder a fatal into bullet latter is looking whoev- for his missing the daughter, frantically searching for And the while former was plays a reformedplays ex-con. a retired CIA agent, Cage lante vehicle “Taken.” lante “Taken.” vehicle of the Liam Neeson vigi- Neeson Liam the of as an unapologetic rip-off rip-off unapologetic an as might be best thought of This B-movie action flick flick action B-movie This “Rage” is no exception. of mediocre movies,of mediocre and las Cage has made a lot By Kam WilliamsBy Danny Glover and Nicholas Cage in a secene from “Rage.” Q B July 18-24, 2014 • Caribbean Life • Page 36 10 10 SINGLES 2 1 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 ALBUMS TOP 10 TOP 10 Iggy Azalea Featuring CharliXCX Fancy Nico & Vinz Am I Wrong Ed Sheeran x Katy Perry Featuring JuicyJ Dark Horse Robin Thicke Paula Colt Ford Thanks For Listening Old CrowMedicineShow Remedy Lana DelRey Ultraviolence Hillsong No OtherName MAGIC! 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(732) Stengel 580-0075, Pam [email protected], orsrbwel- NJ07728 Freehold, Rd., 61 Georgia Relief Effort, Hurricane SRB Attn: time at any Church Bellarmine Robert St. tocontact free Feel request. upon areceipt youwith provide church will the and deductible tax are Donations for victims. for storage bins orrubber packing for boxes shipping ofcardboard donations ing seek- church is The shortly. locations to various donations delivering be will and parish the in station sub asorting organized church has The areas. hit hardest the in relief tovictims bring ofTrenton Diocese to the with efforts joining is St. Robert Bellarmine Church Are you behind in your your in youbehind Are Seeds in the Middle is is Middle the in Seeds Is your boiler, B Page 39 • Caribbean Life • July 18-24, 2014 Q Photo/dpa, Jens Wolf Continued on Page 40 reminded us that soccer is a game of of game a is soccer that us reminded glorious uncertainties, which makes it so engaging: the mighty Brazil - still the most successful soccer nation that produced the greatest ever Pele, player, The 2014 World Cup was a tremen- World The 2014 all the spoils, many but for of the rest of us, myriad there were reminders and les- sons learned. The experience. human positive dously game was true to the adage old and LESSONS LESSONS SPORTS WORLD CUP CUP WORLD WORLD CUP FOR MORE SPORTS, GO CARIBBEANLIFENEWS.COM/SPORTS TO By all reports, the most successful Germany deservedly took home all the spoils home all took deservedly Germany World Cup in recent times Cup in recent ended in Bra- World zil last Sunday with Germany winning its fourth title in defeating world Argentina, The1-0. Germans deservedly took home By Patrick Horne German national soccer players from left: Per Mertesacker , Lukas Podolski and Thomas Mueller celebrate near Branden- burg Gate in Berlin, July 15, Tuesday 2014. Continued on Page 40 Continued on Page 40 Ahye wins Ahye Carrington Carrington places 10th places The year’s fastest woman clocked 11.01 GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) — Michelle- — (AP) Scotland GLASGOW, The field included overallThe winner included field Robert The children competing in their own fun On 4, July Friday, the Striders Bellmore Independence is Day weekend celebrated 2014. The 24-year-old2014. Ahye was 0.09 sec- she celebrated a ninth unbeaten final in seconds on the HampdenPark trackas Grand Prix on Saturday. winning the at the meters 100 Glasgow her burgeoningher sprinting reputation by Lee Ahye cemented and of Trinidad Tobago Molke fromMolke Manhattan timed who in at 19:34 Bellmore. New York State, testedNew York the distance within run and adults, alike, mostly who came from more than 400 runners. 400 than more Bellmore race in Long Island, which attracted attracted which Island, Long in race Bellmore Running staged Club its annual four-mile ing Park. Belmont stake races at the thoroughbred tracks includ- celebrated with a special and promotion many tennis and baseball. The weekend was also a popular sporting day for activities such as throughout the United States and it is also also is it and States United the throughout By Rob Harris By Robert Elkin Boyd Carrington. Boyd Q B July 18-24, 2014 • Caribbean Life • Page 40 and hope for hope opponents’ and defense not sit in its back can- strategy. Ateam wrong the is well: defensivesoccer na taughttheir country. us World the for Cuptrophy lift a lesson to -combined Goetze Mario scorer goal and Schuerrle as Andre man -assist stitutes sub- when two running still were Germans the overtime, 113 ofdouble after minutes because depth, about and positive staying experience, perseverance, work rate, and planning, discipline, organization team about individualalso that it takes more stars than to win: dwindled. has rest the and it’s world powers traditional the between existed that chasm revealed that the once vast it because hope, everyone and England, which gave Uruguay world champions former and Italy champion turn back four-time world unaccomplished Cost Rica relatively wesaw a given: not are wins matchups, ath regardless of the David-Goli- semifinals. many 7-1,humiliated, Ger- by as theWorld –were Cup titles host unprecedented five of its in legacy the with and greats, the world other somany and 39 page from Continued 2014. 13, July Sunday, Brazil, Janeiro, de Rio in Stadium Maracana the fi up ball the dribbles (10) Messi Lionel Argentina’s Conversely, Argenti- remindedGermany us showed The game that us WORLD CUP LESSONS tional skills of Brazil in this this in of Brazil skills tional organiza- the seen world has this echo, “I think that the came disaster this amidst ister. adisaster.” “It was But min- sports Brazil’s Rebelo, ish, a deep blem- aterrible left “It has scar,” were loud. cries the Holland said and toGermany defeats Aldotive consecu- field with on the failed miserablystandards, traditional its by Brazil, As field; instead, onthe success Brazilian ited came off it. most on this planet irony: with filled bly also -is expect- interchangea- words these use probably Ican now by ment began. vor once ceased the tourna- violent fer- butthe masses, marginalized its among aviolentcreated narrative and tournament the ing host- against so, protested heal: Brazilians, and rightly to ability the has game The to conjure muchpatriotism. cer also revealed the power Soc- audience. to acaptive ofjoy, grief, tears and bring people of the world and tounite ability its game, the of power the about time this there. goal opponent’s the to closer and toforce mistakes forward then soccer, play positive go and play yourselves trust you must tomistakes counterattack; from Soccer or football - and were learnt, lessons Other eld against Germany in the World Cup fi Cup World the in Germany against eld still won the World won the Cup. still ful, lifelong memorieszil, - thanks you for the wonder- closer. us among toBra- So many brought instances insome and friends, ily and fam- with moments gettable life lessons, us toteach game the allowed to share They us. with customs their unfor- and history its country, their shared gladly woes, exited. U.S. the longafter game the enjoyed and watched they have accepted the sport; Americans that shown has 2014 World CupinBrazil The finals. NBA the than that this ‘football’ is bigger said it best when he final, Sunday’s who attended echoed James, LeBron superstar universe. game with the rest of the spirit ofthe the ily toshare fam- ‘world’ ofthe a part more ofbeing privilege the affords them inclusiveness, it that and status, national soccer’size supreme inter- real- fully must now cans Ameri- sport; the embrace probably Americans, touched many the last nation went.” wellhow this to see butyoucould surprised, were “Many reporters. told tional Olympic Committee, Interna- president ofthe World Bach, Cup,” Thomas Brazilians, despite their their despite Brazilians, basketball American game the how We saw all CARIBBEAN CUP AWARDS CUP WORLD tered for the losers. tered losers. for the while Keron regis- Doldron winners, for the damage the (2) Moseley did Bevon and Abrams (2), Marlon Benjamin Hubert Anthony (3), Anthony Tobago,Trinidad 8-1; and Team walloped Team Guyana game, second the In Barbuda. for Team Antigua/ twice lied tal- Aaron Jameroquan head; Red- Kimron and Augustine Chevy Rennie, Shane from Barbuda,nada defeated Team Brooklyn, Gre- lands, Team Antigua/ 3-2,High School Stadium in Flat- Sunday, July 13, atJefferson behind goals spectators. million 3.6 drew which USA, World 1994 to the Cupinthe second million, at3.43 mated esti- was games 64 for the World attendance Cup; the France 1998 in set record the 171 tying high goals, ment all-time registered an tourna- player. the best Also, home the Golden Ball as Lionel took Messi Argentine the and games; in five goals six scorer with leading the as Boot Golden wonthe riguez Colombia’sment; Rod- James best the GoldenGlove as won the goaliekeeper were German winners award in Manuel the tourna- Neuer, who In Caribbean Cup play last Cupplay last Caribbean In individual the Among AP Photo/Matthias Schrader nal soccer match at at match soccer nal 12, 2014. 2014. 12, July Saturday Glasgow, Park, atHampden Meeting League Diamond ofthe two day on 100m women’s Ahye,Michelle-Lee celebrates left, winning the relay back hereto the race Fraser-Pryce restricting leg injury. aleft from up her recovery who stepping is er-Pryce, Fras- sprinter Shelly-Ann ofJamaican ahead onds Continued from page 39 39 page from Continued Continued from page 39 39 page from Continued ing as aresult.” as ing train- my on back cut to me Marathon this year, causing Island Long the after pened heel. It hap- and my ankle in astrain Ihave now Right a four-millimeter shoe… to atrainer. tofind Ineed drop where racing Igofrom more ofadecline inthe alot provides that a shoe toprovide Ihave ter shoe. eight-millime- an in I train fied with my time satis- and happy very was “I of 22:31. my shoe,” of thickness a drop inthe said Carrington, an injury. from recuperating after ran in Bellmore, Carrington race recent the In football. bados, Carrington played Bar- in living While bados. inBar- School ermere High atComb- ran and Jamaica hails from Barbados and race. Striders’ erlan club in Neth- the he represented this Bellmore year butthis Island, Long club Edge on Runners the ly, for hewouldcompete in a time of 22:31. Normal- course group, coveredthe age ofhis winner the also Carrington. The latter, finisher 41-year-old Boyd place tenth Amityville’s and Glasgow Grand Prix While the injury is injury the While “I got injured because of of got injured“I because Carrington Originally, Bellmore 4-miler I’m getting used toit now.”I’m used getting a lot onmebut ofpressure it’s ofhard, “it’ssays kind 100.tender inthe con- agold medal as gow Ahye willCommonwealth Games, return atthe month later this to Glas- his age category. age his runners onsport. Long Island He is atthis successful ner tobe one in of the work for arun- hard and top alot ofcommitment takes at the high school level. plan is to eventually 16 His aweek. about hours in putting Babylon, and coach Farmingdale Park, sapequa inMas- parks and roads the Island during the summer. onLong Camp Foundation the hehelpsNow tocoach Track Field Meet. tional and Invita- Boston Greater the meters of indoor 800 the of1:49 atime in with place inthird finish but hedid events, or distance tances middle dis- inthe meets mile.” the is event he said.400-meter indoor record,” hold) the “But Ialso (that believe I and records outdoor and my favoritetrack program. a field even doesn’t Drexel Now outdoors. and indoors meters both 800 and 400 the was specialty His years. for where four phia heran Philadel- in University el entered Drex- and of age years 19 was he when 1991 On being favorite, Ahye Ahye favorite, being On He said that running on addition, hetrains In major any notwin He did indoor 800 hold“I the He came to New York in AP Photo/PA, Martin Rickett Martin Photo/PA, AP B Page 41 • Caribbean Life • July 18-24, 2014 Q ,” . or visit or visit In this economy almost everyone is .” COUNTY 866-906-8338 1 www.KingsChrysler.com stressed Avrutsky, “ stressed Avrutsky, issue. 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The Indies West is team the ratings ICC and much done be has to work hard themfor their to improve standings. By George H. Whyte H. By George Eyes onEyes Cricket Much work has to be be to has work Much played those qualities. It that unfortunate rather is are after been have so much there invested the into develop- cricket, of ment no meaningful improve- ments displayed by the players. done to improve thedone to improve qual- ity of batsmen coming out of the Indies. West Their Chris Gayle. WEST INDIES MUSTBATSMEN THEIR REVIEW TACTICS West Indies losing the the losing Indies West Sept. 13- Second Test Sept. 5 – First Test Sept. 5 – First Test Aug. 27 - Twenty20 in in Twenty20 - 27 Aug. Aug. 25 – Third One-day Aug. 22 - Second One- Second - 22 Aug. Aug. 20 - First One-day 6. Barbados Tridents Barbados 6. 5. Guyana5. Amazon War- 4. St. Lucia Zouks 3. Trinidad and Tobago and Tobago Trinidad 3. 2. Antigua Hawksbills 1. Jamaica Tallawahs The Limacol Caribbean Chris Gayle slams C.P.L. ton C.P.L. slams Gayle Chris Indies players have dis- have players Indies patience and few West for much concentration,for version. Test cricket callsversion. Test committed to the longer Indies players are fully the game few West while the shorter version of the of shorter version ers are more focused areers more on els. Many of the cricket- the of Many els. managerial and lower lev- lower and managerial with poor decisions at the the at decisions poor with players are bewildered sion makers. West Indies West Indies senior deci- senior Indies West the weakness within the the within weakness the Zealand clearly shows 2-1 recent Test series to New New to series Test recent dium, St. Lucia match at Beausejour Sta- Beausejour at match Vincent match in Arnos St. Vale, St. Kitts Park, St. Kitts international in Warner nada day international in Gre- international in Grenada riors riors Redsteel 19 overs. wahs scored 162 for 3 off wahs for scored 162 while thewhile Jamaica Talla- 161 runs off161 their 20 overs The St. Lucia Zouks scored sive sixes and five fours. off 63 balls mas-with 10 100. Gayle scored 111 runs Gayle scored his first C.P.L scored his firstGayle C.P.L Jamaica Tallawahs Chris Saturday. 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