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A New York police officer takes away a handcuffed ALVIN HENRY after arresting the former Trinidad Olympian inside Prospect Park, Brooklyn, on Sunday night. The Queens resident is charged with rape, sexual misconduct and sexual abuse.
Photo courtesy NY Daily News

Case

Henry was a member of T&T’s 2000 Olympic team in Sydney.
NY press dubbed suspect “the Lovers’ Lane rapist.”
Three sex attacks occurred in Queens, two in Brooklyn.
file:
NEW YORK police have charged a Trinidadian man—a former Olympic sprinter—who they say is a serial rapist.

Police reported that he struck five times in city parks in Queens and Brooklyn during the past four years.

The arrest of Alvin Henry, 30, a member of T&T’s 2000 Olympic team in Australia, came 16 days after he allegedly raped a woman at gunpoint in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park.

After that attack, investigators announced that they had linked the incident to four others in Baisley Park and Roy Wilkins Park in Queens.

US newspapers have been referring to the attacker as “The Lovers’ Lane Rapist.”

That’s because he would target women in couples or who had just been with a boyfriend.

Three attacks occurred in Queens; two in Brooklyn.

The New York Post reported that in some cases, the attacker allegedly watched couples making out.

He also reportedly threatened to post photos of them on the Internet, and then raped the women.

US authorities said they had also linked Henry to the rape, on April 27, of a 15-year-old girl.

She was attacked at 9 pm on a Friday near an entrance inside Prospect Park.

Upon his arrest on Sunday, Henry was hauled to the NYPD’s special victims squad in Brooklyn, where assault victims arrived to pick him out of a line-up, the New York Daily News reported.

Yesterday, the Queens resident was charged with rape, sexual misconduct and sexual abuse, The Associated Press reported.

In Queens, Henry is accused of a rape and an attempted rape during the summer of 2003, as well as a rape on June 11 of this year, NY Newsday reported.

The most recent Prospect Park incident occurred just four days later at around 1 am, when the woman was separated from a male companion by the attacker, the Post reported.

The paper also said Henry had returned to Trinidad after allegedly committing two attacks in 2003, but returned to New York this year.

 

On the record

ALVIN HENRY used sport to get his life back on track after being placed at the St Michael’s School for Boys at the age of 14.

He did not win a medal at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, but two years later won bronze as a member of the 4x100 metres team at the CAC Games in El Salvador.

It was the last athletic success for Henry who soon after left for the US.

A former national Under-16 footballer, Henry ran both the 100 and 200 metres and also threw the javelin and shot put events.

 

Alvin Henry
 
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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T v United States game.
« on: June 09, 2007, 10:49:06 AM »
O.K fellas today expect a big turn out of local trinis' in the area.
I am in the same section again today 110. Will any forum members be there ?

yeah people, expect much larger representation today
Picked up Tallman last night and hit Treehouse, place was bumpin pretty good
All dem men said they was going today.....weather dey drop the $25 and go is another thing  :devil:
Look for a rhythm section today behind the south goal (to the right of the player bench)

The Warrior nation will be in 103, aye boy if you was there last match how come you ent drop by??
to answer your "q" I was  with meh brother and he posse in section 130 at the last game . Could not make it to the treehouse last night i had to work this morning but, i'm leaving early though @11:00am

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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T v United States game.
« on: June 09, 2007, 07:07:33 AM »
O.K fellas today expect a big turn out of local trinis' in the area.
I am in the same section again today 110. Will any forum members be there ?

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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T v El Salvador game.
« on: June 07, 2007, 03:50:42 PM »
where's everybody sitting for the games?. been here for a while
now, just trying to get up to speed with up dated info.

The WN section at the home depot center is 103 - which is a corner section
i'm in row 110
heading down in an hour or so maybe a sold out is what was told
and plenty salvadorians in the area. it's hot at the moment

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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T v El Salvador game.
« on: June 07, 2007, 07:43:52 AM »
where's everybody sitting for the games?. been here for a while
now, just trying to get up to speed with up dated info.

The WN section at the home depot center is 103 - which is a corner section
i'm in row 110

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Football / Re: Thread for the T&T v El Salvador game.
« on: June 05, 2007, 02:54:53 PM »
where's everybody sitting for the games?. been here for a while
now, just trying to get up to speed with up dated info. from the crew. weather been real great here these days.it's nice to be back home(L.A)

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Football / where's every body sitting for the games?
« on: June 05, 2007, 02:50:03 PM »
weather's been great here in los angeles

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Football / Re: Warrior Nation Gold Cup Tickets - T&T matches
« on: April 11, 2007, 09:58:34 PM »

What about this?


Hilton Carson Civic Plaza         
     
2 Civic Plaza   
Carson, CA 90745 US   
 
Area: Long Beach Area 
 

Doubletree Carson Civic Plaza is located off Interstate 405, adjacent to the Carson Conference Center, and approximately 15 miles from Los Angeles International Airport. This location is also two miles from the Home Depot Olympic Training Center, 13 miles from the Queen Mary, 15 miles from Disneyland, and 16 miles from Knott's Berry Farm.

Hotel amenities include the outdoor pool, spa tub, fitness center, restaurant, sports bar, and Starbucks coffee kiosk. The hotel also offers room service, laundry facilities, free weekday newspapers, airport shuttle service, an ATM, and a gift shop.

All rooms feature mahogany furnishings, desks, bathrobes, high-speed Internet access, HBO and pay movies, voicemail, irons and ironing boards, and hairdryers.
 
 
Hilton Carson Civic Plaza Property Information:
Rooms: 224
Floors: 8
 

This is the only suitable hotel right now in my opinion, mainly considering price and location.
I'm still awaiting word on my hotel people as to what other options we might have available..discount-wise.
very good location... yuh in the mix breds.

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Football / Re: Warrior Nation Gold Cup Tickets - T&T matches
« on: April 09, 2007, 10:22:42 PM »
Thanks for the recommendation; I found this site:

http://hotel-guides.us/california/carson-ca-hotels.html
yep that's close range. there are some more
hotels in the area as well.

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Football / Re: Warrior Nation Gold Cup Tickets - T&T matches
« on: April 09, 2007, 08:00:28 AM »
I would not  recommend any hotel on e.pacific coast hwy.since their are some  hotels  within walking distance to home depot ctr. Check info.For hotels on avalon blvd carson, california. Hotels on normandie ave and western ave city of torrance,california. Intersection of 190 th st.Western and Normandie aves are a few mins. south of the  stadium also check for hotels City of Torrance.

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Cricket Anyone / Re: West Indies vs Sri Lanka
« on: April 01, 2007, 03:24:38 PM »
Sri Lanka: Malinga  pelting fuh so!

ent...what de hell is that!!
;D yuh playing games oh wah! you know what that means ;D
more pelting to finish off the windies.

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Cricket Anyone / Re: West Indies vs Sri Lanka
« on: April 01, 2007, 01:20:27 PM »
well i tell you !!! lara stumpout :(

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Cricket Anyone / Re: West Indies vs Sri Lanka
« on: April 01, 2007, 12:41:58 PM »
Sri Lanka: Malinga  pelting fuh so!

ent...what de hell is that!!
;D yuh playing games oh wah! you know what that means ;D

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Cricket Anyone / Re: West Indies vs Sri Lanka
« on: April 01, 2007, 12:34:20 PM »
Sri Lanka: Malinga  pelting fuh so!

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General Discussion / Re: Aviation History by a Caribbean brother
« on: March 27, 2007, 09:14:23 AM »
Good looking out Ato this is good news. History in the making.

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Football / Re: Gold Cup Groups.......
« on: March 07, 2007, 07:48:02 PM »
Carson, CA - Home Depot Center (These are double headers, right?)

Thursday June 7:
 6:00PM USA v Guatemala
 8:00PM T&T v El Salvador

Saturday June 9:
12:00PM El Salvador v Guatemala
 2:00PM T&T v USA

Foxboro, MA

Tuesday June 12
 7:00PM USA v El Salvador
 9:00PM T&T v Guatemala


What is the TT times?

Aye, Pacific time zone at that time of the year is 4 hours behind t&t.
All t&t games are quoted in pacific time.

Eg:Thursday June 7th.  8 pm Pac.Time is 12:00 pm t&t time.

wrong sah, its 4 hrs in the winter and 3 in the summer
8pm = 11pm TT

Buh wait nah! I forgot is in the summer.
thanks breds.

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Football / Re: Gold Cup Groups.......
« on: March 07, 2007, 06:38:55 PM »
Carson, CA - Home Depot Center (These are double headers, right?)

Thursday June 7:
 6:00PM USA v Guatemala
 8:00PM T&T v El Salvador

Saturday June 9:
12:00PM El Salvador v Guatemala
 2:00PM T&T v USA

Foxboro, MA

Tuesday June 12
 7:00PM USA v El Salvador
 9:00PM T&T v Guatemala


What is the TT times?

Aye, Pacific time zone at that time of the year is 3 hours behind t&t.
All t&t games are quoted in pacific time.

Eg:Thursday June 7th.  8 pm Pac.Time is 11:00 pm t&t time.

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General Discussion / Re: driving songs
« on: March 02, 2007, 09:08:03 PM »
Mozart and company. :devil:

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Football / Re: Thread for the W Connection vs CD Guadalajara Return Game.
« on: February 28, 2007, 08:51:43 PM »
Game on now. FSC

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Football / Re: Thread for the W Connection vs CD Guadalajara Return Game.
« on: February 28, 2007, 06:14:40 PM »
u have to log in, but when I clicke the option to do so, all I seeing is the home page, no sign up option.

VB

Ah shame  :-[

Login and pw already provided.

Ah hit dem a "Dave Jenny." ;D :-[ ::)

VB
???    ::)

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Entertainment & Culture Discussion / Re: CRO,CRO WANT PUBLIC APOLOGY
« on: February 25, 2007, 07:39:10 PM »
Let's just simply say 2007  belongs Cro Cro.

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1st Cro Cro (Weston Rawlins) “Nobody Ain’t Go Know” — 428 points

2nd De Fosto Himself (Winston Scarborough) “Police Money” — 423

3rd Devon Seales “One Song” — 420

4th Maria Bhola “I Love You” — 418

5th Chalkdust — (Dr Hollis Liverpool) “Soca Warriors” — 417

6th Duane O’Connor “Satorial Elegance” — 412

7th Sean Daniel “Ring” 410

8th Skatie (Carlos James) “Eat Yuh Cake and Still Have it” — 402

9th Heather McIntosh “Check One” — 394

10th Shadow (Winston Bailey) “If I Coulda” — 392

11th Singing Sandra (Sandra Des Vignes-Millington) “Sudan” — 385

12th Mr Caesar (Jervae Caesar) “Carry Me” — 382

13th Crazy (Edwin Ayoung) “Paradise” (tied) — 379

Brother Valentino (Anthony Phillip) “Pioneer” — 379

15th Black Sage (Phillip Murray) “Send for Somebody” — 367




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Four monarchs in calypso finals
 
 By Yvonne Webb

Multiple-crown winner Dr Hollis Liverpool (Chalkdust) gave a biting political/social commentary during Saturday’s Calypso Fiesta to secure a spot in Sunday’s National Calypso Monarch competition.

His song “Soca Warriors” was a commentary on the millions given to the football team of the same name, as well as their foreign coach, Leo Beenhakker, for their performance during the 2006 World Cup in Germany, while the original soca singers (like himself) have never received that kind of recognition.

Chalkie is among 14 finalists and two reserves, including three other former monarchs, who will do battle for the National Calypso Monarch title.

A new monarch is to be crowned as the reigning King Morrel Peters (Luta) intimated since last year that he had no desire to compete this year.

The other monarchs are Sandra Des Vignes (Singing Sandra), Winston Bailey (Shadow) and Weston Rawlins (Cro Cro).

The 16—including newcomer Maria Bhola—were selected from a list of 48 calypsonians who tested for the first time, the one-song format, during the Calypso Fiesta at Skinner Park in San Fernando.

Singing policeman Roger Mohammed (Bodyguard), who successfully challenged the Trinbago Unified Calypsonian Organisation (TUCO) for the right to perform at the competition as the last contender, failed to secure a spot among the finalists.

The Fiesta attracted thousands of calypso lovers who endured the searing heat from the mid-afternoon sun to hear their favourite performers.

The one-song format—and the increase in the competitors from 24 to 48—got mixed reviews from the audience.

Finalists: Edwin Ayoung (Crazy), Winston Bailey (Shadow), Maria Bhola, Jervae Caesar (Mr Caesar), Sean Daniel, Sandra Des Vignes (Singing Sandra), Carlos James (Skatie), Dr Hollis Liverpool (Chalkdust), Heather McIntosh, Duane O’Connor, Anthony Emrold Phillip (Bro Valentino), Weston Rawlins (Cro Cro), Winston Scarborough (The Original De Fosto Himself), Devon Seales.

Two reserves are: Phillip Murray (Black Sage) and Kizzie Ruiz.
 
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O'connor is a semi finalist in skinner park
He's a strong contender this year 2007.

Aye Davy ah find yuh couldah merge them threads yuh have bout de man yuh know...buh anyway...I heard him perform tonight (didnt really listen), but what I heard was good. Its about time that somebody paid tribute to the Mighty Duke. He has made significant contributions to the artform.....but de question is....who goin and open ah museum for all dem outfit Duke wear through the years..... ;D
That's true but,I just wanted to hightlight his progress  in the various
events after all Duane has been around for quite a number of years. Well.. as far as those outfits that is another story.

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The man has diction can perform and has been
knocking on the doors for many years.This is his year.Your thoughts forum.

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Entertainment & Culture Discussion / Calypso Monarch Semi Finalists 2007
« on: February 08, 2007, 05:29:07 PM »
Calypso Monarch semi-finalists selected
Thursday, February 8 2007

THE Trinbago Unified Calypsonians’ Organisation (TUCO) yesterday released the names of the 48 persons to compete in the Calypso Fiesta show (National Calypso Monarch semi-finals) at Skinner Park this Saturday.

From the 48 competitors, 14 will be selected to compete in the bmobile Dimanche Gras on Carnival Sunday for a chance to unseat reigning Calypso Monarch The Mighty Chalkdust (Dr Hollis Liverpool).

Originally, 35 contestants were to be selected but a decision was taken by the TUCO General Council to have 48 contestants compete in the semis due to the very high standard of performances and songs this Carnival season.

THE CONTESTANTS:

The following is the list of calypsonians (and their songs) selected to compete in the semi-finals.

Joseph Adams - Blacklash; Stanley Adams - Ah Next Cross To Move; Karene Asche - Conversion; Edwin “Crazy” Ayoung - Paradise; Francella “Lady Tallish” Adams-Jackson - Equal Justice; Winston “Shadow” Bailey - If Ah Coulda; Errol ‘Bally’ Ballantyne - Carnival; Wilfred “Young Creole” Barker - Satanic Voices; Mariah Bhola - I Love You; Jervae “Mr Caesar” Caesar - Carry Me; Marsha ‘Lady Adanna’ Charles - Pan In D Party.

Peter Cipriani - Bad Cards; Carlton “Manchild” Collins - No Principle in Politics; Sean Daniel - Ring; Sandra “Singing Sandra” De Vignes-Millington - Sudan; Karen Eccles - A Mother’s Response; Wendell Etienne - Wicked Stepmothers; Leslie Ann Ellis - Little Girls; Allan “Brother Mudada” Fortune - Ever Living Calypso; Maxwell “Calypso Max” Gottsleben - Play One Tribute to Lord Kitchener; Anthony “All Rounder” Hendrickson - The Choice is Yours; Monique “Princess Monique” Hector - Why We Lost; Carlos ‘Skatie’ James - Eat Yuh Cake and Still Have It.

Mark “Contender” John - Let The War Continue; Michael ‘Protector’ Leggerton - My Love; Wendy “Wen D” Lewis - No Boy No; Patrick ‘Revealer’ Lewis - Like The Red House Move;

Dr Hollis “Chalkdust” Liverpool - Soca Warriors; Terri Lyons - Ah Feel It; Victor ‘Mr Mac’ Mc Donald - Press One; Ainsley “El Drago” Mayers - Tribute to the Rhythm Bands; Heather Mac Intosh - Check I; Milton “Mazzini” Murray - To Hell With What Judy Say; Phillip “Blacksage” Murray - Send For Sombody; Kenneth ‘Hindu Prince’ Nathaniel - Gambler;Duane O’Connor - Satorial Elegance; Ann Marke Parks-Kojo - Tell The Authorities; Dexter “The Stinger” Parsons - No Rapist; Anthony “Brother Valentino” Phillip - Pioneers; Weston “Cro Cro” Rawlins - Just Because of Greed; Rheena Riley - Be Careful of CSME; Kizzie Ruiz - No One Is Above The Law; Winston “De Original De Fosto Himself” Scarborough - Police Money; Devon Seale - One Song; Lynette “Lady Gypsy” Steele - She; Eric “Pink Panther” Taylor - Ah Easy and Wendy Thomas-Garrick - Another CPEP Gang.

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O'connor is a semi finalist in skinner park
He's a strong contender this year 2007.

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Bodyguard wears Young Kings crown
By SEAN DOUGLAS Wednesday, February 7 2007

The Government is in trouble over crime, young calypsonians are not afraid to say so, and the singers are putting their faith in God.

Those were the messages coming out of the Young Kings Calypso Monarch Competition held on Monday night at St James Ampitheatre by the National Action Cultural Committee (NACC).

The 21 performers sang at a very high standard offering a variety of styles, many backed by entrancing dancers and lively actors.

Dressed as a pastor, Bodyguard (Roger Mohammed) amused all with his song “Ungrateful” which took aim at an unnamed public figure (guess who!) referred to as “you ungrateful pastor” for espousing religious thoughts while the population was suffering poverty.

“When we say the smelter will kill we, You say ‘no, God is a Trini,”’ he offered and the judges got the message, rewarding him with the 2007 Young Kings crown.

Mr King awakened the crowd in the wee hours with his anti-crime ragga-styled anthem, “Borderline,” singing, “Let me hear it from the people in the ghetto, Badness out of style.”

It was such a treat for patrons to hear this true master. Is it kaiso? Is it even Trini music? That’s for the experts to determine, but all we can say is that his delivery was totally compulsive and his lyrics told a story and gave a message. It was an unexpected but delightful treat to savour. Already the 2007 Stars of Tomorrow calypso monarch, Roderick “Chucky” Gordon made some good points to warn about the pitfalls of a bandit’s life in “Street Justice”, as he was accompanied by the powerful imagery of actors frozen in dynamic poses. “One for the road is a hitman’s mantra; A nation once more is crucified.”

Mr King and Gordon’s strong performances made it difficult for the judges to separate them, so they both tied for second place.

Also doing his own thing was Anthony Felix singing “Revival.” He deserves full marks for originality and for embracing a variety of singing techniques and styles. He wore the head-wrap of a Bobo Shanti with red-gold-and green wrist-band and gave a deep, touching yet very melodic testament of Rastafarian faith.

“Don’t worry about the pestilence we face, Because the Father’s coming to clean up the place.”

Although at times his voice strayed from sweet singing and soft chanting into a rather harsh rasping, he nevertheless struck a very spiritual vibe throughout the song. In the style of Bob Marley’s prophesising, he even stood up at the front of the stage chanting out an improvised testimony about why he wrote the song.

Sheldon Nugget made a stir when he came on stage dressed as a vagrant for whom he appealed for kindness in his song “Life of the homeless.”.

Duane O’Connor paid tribute to Kelvin “Duke” Pope including his dress-sense in his song “Sartorial Elegance.” “Born a Pope, crowned a king, named a Duke,” effused O’Connor. At the end, Duke appeared on-stage to accept the accolades of the crowd.
 
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Entertainment & Culture Discussion / Young Kings Finalist 2007
« on: February 03, 2007, 05:22:10 PM »
Pichakaree champ in Young Kings finals
By SEETA PERSAD Saturday, February 3 2007

The reigning Pichkarie Champion, Jagdeo Phagoo, has joined the calypso bandwagon and is now a finalist at the Young King competition. The event, in which 22 calypsonians will do battle, will take place at the St James Amphitheatre, Western Main Road, St James, on February 5.

Among those who have made it to the finals are Kenson Neptune, Rodriguez Gordon, Roger Mohammed, Patrick Lewis, Anthony Felix, Stephen Marcelle, Cris Garcia, Swallow, Devlin Remero, Jervae Ceasar, Duane O Connor, Walter Taylor, Mr King, Anthony Lincoln, Derrick Seales, Organizer, Jagdeo Phagoo, Richard Remelo, Sheldon Nugget, Jerry Dane Sellier, Emmanuel Trotman, and Peter Cipriani.

Phagoo, from SS Erin Road in Penal, is no stranger to the chutney and pichakaree stage. He has been singing his own compositions for many years now. His new composition, “One Love. One Nation,” earned him a place in this year’s Young Kings finals. His winning tune for Pichakaree, “Dansook Hideum,” was a popular selection that was played on the local frequency. His song, “Football Fever” earned him a place in the National Chutney Soca Monarch finals last year.

According to the first verse of his calypso, “We passing through an era, Ah see some hope at last, This nation coming together, Forgetting bout the past, Ah ray of hope in beaming, Glowing across the land, Races are now uniting, Walking hand in hand, It’s that feeling to be productive, to love, and show good faith, For right here we all have to live, We must co-operate, We must co-operate.”

Phagoo is a contractor with Petrotrin and a businessman.

He has been active in promoting sports and other cultural activities in the Penal area. Apart from this Phagoo, who is a certified International Badminton Federation Coach, managed the Trinidad and Tobago Badmington team from 1987 to 1991. He toured Jamaica, Curacao, Suriname, Guyana, Peru and the United States during this time.

The gifted individual is also an accomplished musician having mastered the harmonium, mandolin and the keyboard. He has given up coaching for the time being and has since settled to doing composing and singing.

“I am very interested in calypso and I intend to join a tent and promote my calypsos in the future. As a singer/composer living in this country, I feel the need to experiment on the different stages,” he said. He is well known for doing dramatic performances while on stage. For the Young King competition he will be presenting one of his dramatic stints complete with props.

He is already working on a tune to defend his crown at Pichakaree which will be held later on in February.

Phagoo remains one of the talented sons of Penal who is taking his message to the people through his songs.

 
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General Discussion / Re: What it is really going on in this place????
« on: January 31, 2007, 08:54:11 PM »
Crime causes poverty!  Tll me which one of you would invest money setting uo a business i a crime ridden, decrepit area?  An area where killing is matter of fact, strong armed robbery is prevalent and rape and kidnapping de norm?

would you take the chance to put yuh money in dem kida areas?
i agree wid yuh dey brother.well said

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