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  • Prostate Cancer is Very Common in Jamauca
    STORIES abound that eating ackee is bad for prostate health and will increase the risk of developing prostate cancer.
    However, consultant urologist Dr Robert Wan has dismissed this notion.There is no link, as far as we know," he said in a recent interview.ckee trees can be found across Jamaica and once the fruit turns red and splits open, this is traditionally when they are harvested and the edible portion removed for cooking.But how did stories about a link between ackee and prostate health come about?"I think they got the idea because ackee has a lot of fats in it, and we had said that fat intake is one of the risk factors in prostate cancers," Dr Wan shared.
    1 hr 34 min
  • Prostate Cancer is Very Common in Jamauca
    STORIES abound that eating ackee is bad for prostate health and will increase the risk of developing prostate cancer.
    However, consultant urologist Dr Robert Wan has dismissed this notion.There is no link, as far as we know," he said in a recent interview.ckee trees can be found across Jamaica and once the fruit turns red and splits open, this is traditionally when they are harvested and the edible portion removed for cooking.But how did stories about a link between ackee and prostate health come about?"I think they got the idea because ackee has a lot of fats in it, and we had said that fat intake is one of the risk factors in prostate cancers," Dr Wan shared.
    1 hr 36 min
  • Contrary to popular belief, the MINIMUM WAGE hurts -Joseph L. Patterson
    So far, we have heard arguments in favour of the Minimum Wage that are all based on our care for our fellow humans. No one had a rational reason or moral justification for why and how government should dictate the price of a person's time. However, we are all concerned about the obvious low wages, relative to the cost of living, that most Jamaicans are paid. 
    It is also clear that while some big banks and companies are doing very well, most of us are doing poorly financially. Something must be done, but what? Should we "hire" the government to force all businesses to pay higher wages? Should we increase taxes on the rich and give this money to the poor? Or should we set price controls on the goods and services to lower them for all consumers? These are all nice sounding politically correct statements, but they are suicidal economically. All tried and failed and tried again under various governments in and outside Jamaica. And these actions are all immoral and mentally degenerative. 
    This kind of thinking and these kinds of policies have made many nations poor and are pulling down rich nation's today (over time of course). The UIC has a new, moral and economically logical way; a system that will transform Jamaica into a nation of wealthy ordinary citizens within 5 years. And it's based on two phrases - individual liberty and personal responsibility. It is so simple and yet so complex. Unlike many developed nations that are sinking, we are well suited to chart this new course because we are close to rock bottom and ready for a fresh start. More on Sunday.
    1 hr 30 min
  • Contrary to popular belief, the MINIMUM WAGE hurts -Joseph L. Patterson
    So far, we have heard arguments in favour of the Minimum Wage that are all based on our care for our fellow humans. No one had a rational reason or moral justification for why and how government should dictate the price of a person's time. However, we are all concerned about the obvious low wages, relative to the cost of living, that most Jamaicans are paid. 
    It is also clear that while some big banks and companies are doing very well, most of us are doing poorly financially. Something must be done, but what? Should we "hire" the government to force all businesses to pay higher wages? Should we increase taxes on the rich and give this money to the poor? Or should we set price controls on the goods and services to lower them for all consumers? These are all nice sounding politically correct statements, but they are suicidal economically. All tried and failed and tried again under various governments in and outside Jamaica. And these actions are all immoral and mentally degenerative. 
    This kind of thinking and these kinds of policies have made many nations poor and are pulling down rich nation's today (over time of course). The UIC has a new, moral and economically logical way; a system that will transform Jamaica into a nation of wealthy ordinary citizens within 5 years. And it's based on two phrases - individual liberty and personal responsibility. It is so simple and yet so complex. Unlike many developed nations that are sinking, we are well suited to chart this new course because we are close to rock bottom and ready for a fresh start. More on Sunday.
    1 hr 32 min
  • Live Sports Chat (the Locker Room)
    ll eyes are are on a quality group of starting pitchers: the A's Sonny Gray, the Pirates' Gerrit Cole and the Tigers' Justin Verlander.
    Earlier reports said Verlander could hit the trade market in the coming weeks. In order for that to happen, Verlander must waive his 10-and-5 rights. The Cubs and Tigers have been engaging in talks, according to reports, but the Cubs seemingly are not willing to take on Verlander's contract.
    The Cubs and White Sox made for strange bedfellows on July 13, culminating in a trade that sent highly sought-after left-hander Jose Quintana to the North Side. The White Sox received a king's ransom in the deal, further bolstering their farm system.
    On the opposite side of the spectrum, what will the Royals do? With some key players — Eric Hosmer, Mike Moustakas, Lorenzo Cain and Alcides Escobar — eyeing free agency after the season, could the 2015 World Series champs blow it all up and go back to Square 1?
    MLB trade rumors
     
    http://andrewdixonfoundation.org
    http://piperdavisbaseball.org
    http://motorworldsxm.com
    1 hr 59 min
  • Live Sports Chat (the Locker Room)
    ll eyes are are on a quality group of starting pitchers: the A's Sonny Gray, the Pirates' Gerrit Cole and the Tigers' Justin Verlander.
    Earlier reports said Verlander could hit the trade market in the coming weeks. In order for that to happen, Verlander must waive his 10-and-5 rights. The Cubs and Tigers have been engaging in talks, according to reports, but the Cubs seemingly are not willing to take on Verlander's contract.
    The Cubs and White Sox made for strange bedfellows on July 13, culminating in a trade that sent highly sought-after left-hander Jose Quintana to the North Side. The White Sox received a king's ransom in the deal, further bolstering their farm system.
    On the opposite side of the spectrum, what will the Royals do? With some key players — Eric Hosmer, Mike Moustakas, Lorenzo Cain and Alcides Escobar — eyeing free agency after the season, could the 2015 World Series champs blow it all up and go back to Square 1?
    MLB trade rumors
     
    http://andrewdixonfoundation.org
    http://piperdavisbaseball.org
    http://motorworldsxm.com
    2 hr 1 min
  • The Love Doctor Presents A DJEasy Lovers Rock Mix
    Wet Plans.
    Another day to face, time to wash off the past,
    Now awake and memories of yesterday loom.
    Set that temperature so the water is just right,
    A cascade of warm wetness to soothe me.
    The past day a fading memory washed away,
    Soaked in lather and fresh smelling scents.
    Plans for the new day formulating in my mind,
    Eager to venture out into the sunshine now.
    Her last words on my mind, "See you soon?"
    "Yes" was my reply, so eager for her hugs.
    Trying hard to fit her into my hectic schedule,
    Knowing how imperative it is to make time.
    So much love for her that it truly hurts each time,
    That I find it impossible to get to her side.
    But today again I plan the day in my mind,
    Fervently praying it goes as so carefully planned.
    Patience with me is all I can ask of her in earnest,
    For my love is true and straight for her indeed.
    Dear lord heed my cry and put your hand in this,
    For if not, you know I will abandon your deeds for her.
    2 hr 38 min
  • The Love Doctor Presents A DJEasy Lovers Rock Mix
    Wet Plans.
    Another day to face, time to wash off the past,
    Now awake and memories of yesterday loom.
    Set that temperature so the water is just right,
    A cascade of warm wetness to soothe me.
    The past day a fading memory washed away,
    Soaked in lather and fresh smelling scents.
    Plans for the new day formulating in my mind,
    Eager to venture out into the sunshine now.
    Her last words on my mind, "See you soon?"
    "Yes" was my reply, so eager for her hugs.
    Trying hard to fit her into my hectic schedule,
    Knowing how imperative it is to make time.
    So much love for her that it truly hurts each time,
    That I find it impossible to get to her side.
    But today again I plan the day in my mind,
    Fervently praying it goes as so carefully planned.
    Patience with me is all I can ask of her in earnest,
    For my love is true and straight for her indeed.
    Dear lord heed my cry and put your hand in this,
    For if not, you know I will abandon your deeds for her.
    2 hr 40 min
  • Ska Now and Then All about Harvey
    Host Freddie Campell had his home burn to the ground. A pile of smouldering rubble. The water from the fire engines did as much dammage as the fire itself. It took two years to rebuild the house while rebuilding a home is still an on-going labor of love. So, Fred has first hand knowledge of what is happening in Texas. The thousands up on thousands of displaced residents have not begun to feel reality as yet. The family of Caribbean Radio  Show and CRSRadio will be praying for you all. We doubt you will be hearing the show this Friday, but  Texas will be on our minds and in our hearts. Believe in the Father and all will be well.
    2 hr 1 min
  • Ska Now and Then All about Harvey
    Host Freddie Campell had his home burn to the ground. A pile of smouldering rubble. The water from the fire engines did as much dammage as the fire itself. It took two years to rebuild the house while rebuilding a home is still an on-going labor of love. So, Fred has first hand knowledge of what is happening in Texas. The thousands up on thousands of displaced residents have not begun to feel reality as yet. The family of Caribbean Radio  Show and CRSRadio will be praying for you all. We doubt you will be hearing the show this Friday, but  Texas will be on our minds and in our hearts. Believe in the Father and all will be well.
    2 hr 3 min

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