Academic Training Center
18 Dumbarton Ave. Kingston 10
Tel: 772-1139/ 504-4141/ 342-6556

Invites Persons to a seminar entitled:
"Personal Financing"

Date: May 26 & 27, 2008
Time : 10:00 AM
Cost: $3,500 (Each Day)

Topics Include:
Shopping Guides
Cash Budgetting
Saving Loans and Portfolio
How to own a house without havimg a cent in the bank
Retierment Planning
Limited Space! Register Now!

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Academic Training Center
18 Dumbarton Ave. Kingston
Tel: 772-1139/ 504-4141/ 342-6556

Presents a "Payrolls Workshop"

Topics Include:
Basic Pay
Allowances
Gross Pay
Free Pay
Taxes: NIS, NHT, PAYE, ED TAX and Returns (Weekly & Annuals)
Voluntary Deductions
Net Pay

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There is a syndrome called Battered Woman Syndrome. According to the Canadian Medical Association Journal, battered wife syndrome is when a woman is physically and psychologically abused by her husband or boyfriend.

Some women remain with the men out of fear, others they have no where else to go or while feel obligated to the man and the children. They do not realize that in the end they would more than likely end up destroying and hurting the children and in some cases. Children who are around abuse or who have been abused, end up becoming abusive as adults.

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So the craze is out for high heels because they make your legs look more beautiful and you probably think high heels are the height of elegance. You should however know that high heels can affect your health severely. You should also know that women have four times as many foot problems as men. Wearing high heels is your choice but you should at least be aware of the problems related to these fashion elements.
Physical problems associated with high heels include foot pain, foot deformities, a change in back posture, knee osteoarthritis and separate and apart from that, women who wear high heeled stiletto shoes may be reducing their chances of getting pregnant. Heels, particularly if they are over five inches high force the wearer to adopt an unnatural posture which can prevent them from conceiving.

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*Cops warn Cash Plus Investors that they may not get back their money
The Jamaican Police investigating the Carlos Hill led-Cash Plus Limited Fraud case is telling investors allegedly swindled by the alternate financial scheme that they shouldn’t get their hopes up too high about getting back their money from Cash Plus.

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*Cash Plus Investors not scared to risk their money

There are still risky gamblers out there that will put up their money for high returns on their investments for alternate financial schemes.
The recent crumbling of Cash Plus Limited and its owners, have not deterred some investors, who have pledged that they will still risk their monies in Investment schemes in the future.
“I will risk it again, one woman that invested $100,000 in cash Plus for three years.
She was getting $10,000.00 (ten thousand dollars) per month on that amount, and was getting a further $30,000.00 (thirty thousand dollars) per month on $300,000 she invested later.
Mi will tek de risk again, because dem a geh we high interests and the banks dem not doing that,” she said.
Another man who invested millions in Cash Plus to build a mansion also said the risk is worth it because of the returns on his investment.
According to JAMCL checks there are just over two dozen alternate financial schemes in Jamaica.

Kingston, Jamaica:
Minister of Transport Mike Henry is upset and suprised at the number of sick days taken by Bus drivers and Customer Service Representatives (CRS), (Bus conductors) since the start of the year.

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Cheating is the deceitful nature of one partner, to is committed partner. The cheating partner gives their body to another partner.
Alot of people have the notion that cheating only involves penetration of the female's vagina by the male or, in other words sexual intercourse.

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Dear Editor,

I must commend the Prime minister on his introduction of the radio program where citizens are able to give their complaints directly to the "Big Man" himself. The programme aims at facilitating complains dealing with national issues and not personal ones.

It is a usual thing for some Jamaicans to publicly humiliate themselves. Take for instance the woman who called the Prime Minister to complain that she has NINE children and is not able to support them financially and is seeking government help. Now tell me, was it until she had the ninth child she realized she would not be able to support them? Is it the government's responsibility to give aid to parents of several children upon the realization that they cannot care

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Dear Editor,

I am very concerned about the way in which crime and violence is taking its toll on our country. Instead of things getting better, they continue to get worse. Last year this man-made monster swept the four corners of the island like an unexpected tsunami. Now when things should be looking up for us, 2008 seem to be an even bigger disaster. We are just into the third month of the year and have already recorded over 470 murders alone.

My heart is bleeding and at the same time I'm very confused. How did so many guns get here? With the prevalence of guns and ammunitions in our country, it is almost impossible to curtail crime and violence. There are more emerging 'border lines' within our communities and a number of reputed dons. They say behind every strong man there is a strong woman but who is the strong man behind these dons?

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Tinidad And Tobago:
A matching-winning 157 runs fourth-wicket partnership between the Guynanese pair of Ramnarese Sarwan (102) and Shivnarine Chanderpaul 86 not out), led home team West Indies (WI), to a sixth-wicket win in the second and final test at the Queens Park Oval in Trindad, on Sunday, April 6, 2008.
West Indies which won the match inside four days, needed 253 to win, in their second innings reached 254-4.

Kingston, Jamaica:
The Ministry of Health says that that the only problem they face since the abolition of User fees at Health Facilities across the island, on April 1, 2008, is that they aren't able to fill the prescription of patients that visit hospitals and clinics.

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Kingston, Jamaica:
If fighting dangerous criminals in the getthoes are not enough,
think again.

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Kingston, Jamaica:
There is expected to be a mad rush at Public Health Facilities across the island today, April 1, 2008, as user fees at these facilities will be abolished by Government.

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