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Candidate for Deputy National President 2015
by Sarah Beckwith on August 23, 2014 16:26
It is with much excitement that I write this as candidate for Deputy National President of JCI UK for 2015.
Essentially I'm standing for the role of Deputy National President for one simple reason: I love JCI. I love what it has done for me in terms of my own development. I love the great work our chambers do in their local communities. I love that I've made amazing friends all over the country and world. And I love being a part of other members' journeys as part of the organisation.
Here's a blog I wrote when I was President of JCI London, which highlights some of the crazy/inspiring/surreal things I've done as a JCI member and still perfectly sums up my immense gratitude for being a part of this remarkable organisation. The three years since have been no different: organising leadership and public speaking academies, attending a world congress in South America, training internationally, becoming a senator.
I sometimes have to pinch myself to check these extraordinary experiences are real and I'm really the one having them. Standing for Deputy National President is no different. I know it is going to be a challenge...that is what I am excited about.
JCI UK is in a great place now with more and more new chambers opening; fantastic members engaging locally, nationally and internationally; and even some international awards under our belt. We're on the right path, but as one fellow member said to me recently; "JCI should be bigger, better and more recognised". I agree and I want to help ensure this happens.
You can read my Intention to Stand here. I'd love to hear from you if you have any comments or questions.
Tales from a Forest in Sweden
by Sarah Beckwith on August 14, 2014 12:51
"You're doing what with your annual leave?!
Running about in the middle of a forest in Sweden for 10+ hours a day practising and facilitating team building activities.
For my non-JCI colleagues and friends it may sound a little weird, but here's why I wouldn't swap my unusual holidays for the world.
I have been a member of JCI for eight years and I love that every year I have found new opportunities to completely challenge and develop myself. This year it was the great honour of being selected as one of the trainers at European Academy (EA) in Sweden, a four-day leadership academy for incoming local presidents from across Europe. Having been on project teams and boards in my local chamber and then nationally, being a part of an international team felt like the perfect next step. It was an amazing experience and a huge highlight of my year as JCI UK Personal Development Director.
I participated in EA in 2010. It is an intense experience for its delegates. Being a trainer was no different. We worked hard, we went through the same team building experiences that we ourselves were helping the delegates to experience and I for one was way outside of my comfort zone. Of course the highlight was the people I met. Each and every team member brought something different and I learned something from each of them. Our days together were full of laughter and we created memories that I'll treasure.
It was incredible to be part of the life-changing experience that many delegates have at EA. This is why I love training. To know that something I helped facilitate has taught members something valuable, which they can put into practice and make their local chambers better.
I came back exhausted and covered in insect bites, but utterly exhilarated, which is why, while opportunities like this exist, I won't be choosing a relaxing holiday on the beach anytime soon.
JCI Southampton - European Winning Chamber!
by Drew Charman on June 25, 2014 11:51
** Posted on behalf of Michael Steel - 2014 Immediate Past President, JCI Southampton **
European Conference 2014 - Malta. When you say it out aloud it sounds amazing...and for JCI Southampton and JCI UK it really was!
JCI Southampton attended the conference with four members, which made up a strong JCI UK delegation of close to seventy members. The opening ceremony had the usual JCI pomp and the setting was really spectacular. For those who have not been to a JCI international event - it really is something special. Over 45 countries represented and flags galore. Seeing members representing their countries and chambers really is something.
The training on offer was... actually, we just need to jump ahead before we all combust!
For the first time in our 56 year history - JCI Southampton won TWO European Awards!!!
...and were shortlisted in five from seven categories.
Naturally, we all went crazy with excitement and the moment was absolutely euphoric.
The European awards we won were:
- Best Local Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Programme - Costa Academy & Apprenticeship Training Scheme
- Most Outstanding Local President - Michael Steel
The CSR award for the Costa Academy & Apprenticeship Training Scheme really was reward for a two and a half year long project aimed at Southampton's disadvantaged young people getting into employment. A project costing £30,000 and part funded by a National Lottery grant for which JCI Southampton wrote, submitted and managed while the project was being built. We've made real impact supporting new apprentices in Costa Coffee - six of which came to the European Conference 2013 in Monaco.
Most Outstanding Local President in Europe = wow. Just so overwhelmed. I remember at my first European Conference in 2011, Tarragona Spain, when Claire Evans from JCI Leeds won the award for the UK (the last UK president to do so). I thought back then how hard it was to be local President let alone winning in Europe - and then my name was called out. Those who know me well will know generally how well composed I am...all out of the window! I just remember everyone screaming and me jumping to my feet - madness and Katie Ogley from JCI Doncaster screaming at me to get to the stage to get the award...great moments.
Being local President in 2013 for JCI Southampton was an amazing honour and we had an amazing year. I must say I had a great council team who all put in many many hours of hard work and I thank them greatly. A special mention goes to Drew Charman, previous President to JCI Southampton and now Deputy JCI UK President. Drew has been a constant support to me through the years with the Costa Academy and my time as President - very much appreciated.
Malta did an amazing job and delivered a conference many of us will never forget. The gala dinner setting was breath-taking and the parties...oh the parties...were utterly fabulous. There was a moment at the Finnish party when a girl fell in a swimming pool and had to be rescued by a James Bond...it was Eurotastic!
As well as JCI Southampton winning European awards, JCI Sheffield's Mark Able Smith won 'Most Outstanding Member' in Europe - amazing! JCI UK had members in the final of the debating and public speaking competitions, which was a fantastic achievement - it really was a Union Jack party!
We now move onto the World Congress which will be held by JCI Leipzig in Germany. Promises to be another classic!
Remember anyone can attend the conferences, so if you're thinking it could be fun... IT WILL BE!
We'll be speaking about the many benefits of attending at future JCI Southampton events.
You can take the members out of Yorkshire...
by Katie Ogley on June 22, 2014 19:16
You can take the members out of Yorkshire, but you can't take the Yorkshire spirit out of the members!
I am still buzzing after the exceptional European Conference in Malta last week. The whole of the UK delegation did an excellent job of making themselves visible and representing our National Organisation, however, called me biased, but I think the members from Yorkshire took it one step further! One of my personal goals as Yorkshire RGC this year was to bring back the passion I remember being displayed by Yorkshire members when I was Local President in 2010. Between them, Yorkshire members engaged in all parts of the conference; Trainings, Community events, business tours, excursions, and the odd social event or two!
So here are just a few things they were getting up to………
Before the conference even got started, Immediate Past National President and Yorkshire member, Emma Eastwood, was out in Malta training on the European Growth and Development Academy.
Yorkshire members, Ben and Ilona, made up two thirds of the JCI UK debating team who made it all the way to the final of the European competition! They all did a fantastic job and we're really proud of the whole team.
Yorkshire members, Debbie and Joe, represented the UK in the Row 4 Nets Canoeing Community event.
Yorkshire members Mark, Gareth and Ryan, along with three National Board Members, National President Kate, Dan and myself, represented JCI UK in the Beach Better Community event. We had the opportunity to clean up the ocean and help leave Malta in a better condition than when we arrived. I've never known a Community project to be so much fun and to have such an instant sense of gratification.
There is no way I could not mention Yorkshire member, Mark Smith, who, in case you weren't aware, WON THE AWARD FOR BEST MEMBER IN EUROPE!!!!! Mark also joined in the JCI Quiz as part of the Morning Show on the first day of the conference.
It was Yorkshire member, Debbie Worthington, who, as JCI UK International Director, coordinated everything for the whole delegation. I'm sure everyone agrees that she did a great job.
To top it all off, I'm not sure that I'll ever forget the sound of the Region's members chanting 'Yorkshire, Yorkshire' whilst stood on the stage at the Gala dinner. It was a fantastic end to a great conference and it was a clear demonstration that the pride and passion of the members in Yorkshire is alive and well.
They're not a bad looking bunch are they? They scrub up pretty well!
I have come back from Malta so happy and energised by the passion and energy demonstrated by these members. I got to spend time with old friends and make fantastic and lasting connections with new friends. I am so grateful for the opportunity to work so closely with them and I'm even more excited about the rest of the year.
Katie Ogley
JCI Yorkshire Regional Group Chairman
First Public Speaking Academy a Huge Success
by Sarah Beckwith on May 20, 2014 07:35
A JCI academy always promises a unique learning environment, plenty of practical participation and the chance to make new friends. The inagural JCI UK Public Speaking Academy held over the weekend of 10-11 May at BPP in Birmingham delivered all that and more. Here are some testimonials from our talented and enthusiastic delegates:
Kay Purser, JCI Birmingham:
"Public speaking is something I have always feared and never thought I could do and enjoy, but this weekend has opened my eyes, made me realise it's actually not that scary and this is only the start of a journey".
Jan Bryde, JCI Denmark:
"JCI UK Public Speaking Academy is a terrific opportunity for the inexperienced or nervous speaker as well as the natural alike and I feel quite lucky to be able to participate as a non-UK resident.
The team had put together a fantastic blend of theory and practice, drawing on an array of highly experienced speakers and trainers. From theory of rhetoric, past exercises on stage presence to the basics of breathing for speaking, there were insights and exercises certain to lift every single participant to new levels - taking a huge leap compared to other courses out there (including JCI Presenter) and at a fraction of the price.
A lot of praise should go to the trainers for facilitating participation and focusing on the fact that everyone could learn by sharing and helping each other, which was essential in preparing our personal speech over the course of the weekend. The relatively little group was an outstanding opportunity for inexperienced speakers to get great tips from high level speakers who in turn received honest feedback on whether the practiced steps work as intended.
The Public Speaking Academy certainly inspired me to change a fair few things about my personal style of speaking and so I strongly recommend joining to everyone who wants to be a better speaker at any level.
Great learning - Great networking - Great value!"
The academy included a variety of activities, including training, voice exercises and working together on speeches
Paul Widger, JCI Manchester:
"I thought I was fairly good at public speaking but this academy has opened a new chapter for me. It is at once friendly and supportive but also professional, practical and packed with content for nervous beginners to competent speakers. I can't wait to carry on putting it into action."
You can also read Ashleigh Gray from JCI Sheffield's blog here: http://www.jcisheffield.org.uk/blog/2014/05/public-speaking-blog/
LEAP - How it all began...
by Sarah Beckwith on May 15, 2014 08:54
We talk to Dan Senter, who established the JCI UK LEAP academy in 2012.
How did the idea for LEAP first come about?
When I was the JCI Sheffield Personal Development Director in 2011 I rolled out the 'Sheffield Academy'; a structured programme of training events held throughout the year aligned to personal and professional development. Feedback from the programme and speaking to other chambers highlighted an opportunity for the UK to run a similar National programme. Then late in 2011 whilst speaking to a former JCI UK National President we got talking about personal development and he spoke about a programme he had run to help members with their personal development; the programme was aimed at giving people a 'leap' into development. JCI runs a number of short duration intensive development programmes and I thought this would be a great way to deliver something to our JCI UK members, but condensed into a long weekend. I really liked the idea of the name 'leap' and therefore went about finding a way of incorporating it resulting in Leadership Excellence in Action Programme! LEAP was born!!
How did you go about turning that idea into reality?
JCI is a member run organisation and actively promotes its members to help take the organisation forward by offering them opportunities to make a positive impact. I had heard that each year JCI UK helps support national projects and thought that LEAP would make a great National Project. I put together a project brief and asked for some time on the first National Board agenda in 2012 to pitch the project... The board loved the idea and helped me to put a project team together. Over the next 9 months I project managed the project, with a mix of face to face and skype meetings. We all worked to secure funding, create the materials, market the event, arrange the venue, secure international trainers and finally sign up some delegates!!
What was it like to see the first academy turn out to be a huge success?
It was an amazing feeling seeing the first academy in action. The best part for me was the feedback I got from the delegates who attended and the project team who helped make it happen. Delivering on the project was proof to me of the opportunities available in JCI and the skills you can learn not just taking part in training but also helping to deliver and develop the projects to support it.
And how do you feel now LEAP is running for the third year?
Three years on I feel a real sense of pride that the programme has gone from strength to strength each year. I'm humbled by the support and enthusiasm of those involved in the project team and the energy around the programme. My vision at the start of the project was "to equip people with the skills needed to create development opportunities". Now seeing past graduates of LEAP move in to national board roles, local leadership roles, working on the LEAP project team and achieving great things in their personal and professional lives I really feel like we have created something that delivers on the vision...
Why should JCI members attend LEAP?
LEAP is an action packed weekend of learning, fun, team working and reflection. You'll meet new people, learn new things and more importantly be given the opportunity to put all of this into practice. We now have over 40 graduates of LEAP in JCI all going on to achieve great things and I believe this really does give you a 'leap' into achieving all of this!
Sign up to LEAP 2014 now: https://jciukleap2014.eventbrite.com
Shade Aid Appeal
by Katie Ogley on May 7, 2014 21:56
In 2014 JCI UK are proud to be supporting Flamingo Creative and contributing to the Shade Aid appeal.
As we come closer to summer and many of us prepare to head to sunny Malta for European Conference, a pair of sunglasses (or 2!) will be considered mandatory, and not something we give a second thought to being able to buy.
Unfortunately, for some people who need them most, this isn't the case. By the time the average child in Africa reaches 18 years of age, they will have reached 80% of their lifetime exposure to harmful UV rays from the sun, which leads to various eye disorders, including loss of vision. Buying sunglasses to prevent this might sound obvious, but sunglasses can cost as much as a year's salary for people in Africa. We will be collecting sunglasses to try and prevent this, which will be distributed via Vision Aid Overseas. Did you know that 68% of people in the UK no longer wear last year's shades? If you're one of them, dig them out and lets re-gift them to someone who really needs them. It could literally change their lives and save their vision. SPF rated sunglasses are preferred and we will also be collecting prescription glasses to put to good use as well! Any sub-standard glasses will be recycled to raise funds for preventable blindness projects.
JCI UK has set an ambitious target of 800 pairs of glasses! We need your help to achieve this! Dig through you drawers and get your friends, family and colleagues involved. The closing date for collections is 31 July 2014. As with the amazingly successful bra campaign in 2013, there will be a certificate for the Chamber who collects the most glasses and also for the individual who collects the most.
Large collections can be arranged (I do love a good road trip!), or there are drop off points across the UK listed on the Shade Aid website www.shadeaid.org.uk. If you are going to make donations to the drop off points, please ensure you notify us so we can include your donation in our total.
If there are any questions, or there is anything you need to help you with the appeal, please let me know.
Katie Ogley
JCI UK Community Director 2014
JCI UK TOYP Awards 2014 - Ilona's Journey
by Sarah Beckwith on May 5, 2014 22:15
Hi, I'm Ilona and alongside my role as local President of JCI Sheffield, I am the project manager for the JCI UK TOYP awards. Over the last 18 months I have been running a small team of JCI members to launch these awards at a national level.
What is TOYP?
It is a flagship global JCI project to recognise the Ten Outstanding Young Persons of the world. Honourees are aged between 18 and 40 and have excelled in their chosen field - which could be anything from technical innovation, to cultural achievement to voluntary leadership. I first became aware of the project in 2012 when JCI London and JCI Reading both had local TOYP winners in the global shortlist.
JCI Sheffield' twin Chamber, JCI Mayo in Ireland, also had a global winner that year - the lovely Aisling Neary. I was lucky enough to be seated with her at the JCI Ireland National Convention and was blown away by her humility and achievements. Chatting to the then JCI UK National President, Solveig, after dinner went a little something like this...
Solveig: Have you considered running TOYP in the UK?
Me: No.
Solveig: Do you know there is a free TOYP Academy in Istanbul?
Me: Sign me up!
TOYP Academy
And so just a few weeks later I found myself flying off to Istanbul, where I was hosted by a lovely JCI member and taken through three pretty intense days of training. The Academy was developed to share JCI Turkey's experiences of running a national awards programme for the last 17 years. It culminates in the national TOYP ceremony, attended by hundreds of local businesspeople and community organisations. After that, I was hooked!
Ilona (front left) with fellow graduates of the TOYP Academy
A plan formed....
I came back determined to launch the first JCI UK TOYP awards. It is such an incredible project for any local Chamber to be involved with, and I wanted to make it as easy for them to take part as possible. I also wanted to raise the profile of the awards outside of JCI.
Looking back, our initial plans were ambitious to say the least! With a team of half a dozen we wanted sponsors, an awards ceremony, media coverage, 2/3 high profile judges per category, and of course LOADS of amazing candidates. In other words, to replicate JCI Istanbul's 17 years of hard work in a few months with a fraction of their resources!
We got cracking on this and the team worked incredibly hard and within a few months we had a website, an online application and judging portal, social media accounts, awards venues, judges, a venue for the ceremony and a couple of sponsors. Which was all pretty fabulous. Apart from the fact we were not getting candidates applying.
The crisis meeting
We found ourselves at a cross roads in November, and over a few drinks in London, decided we needed to streamline and refocus the project. The most important part was that we could get sufficient applications of a high enough quality. This meant everyone focusing on marketing the awards, pulling the parts of the project, such as the ceremony, and scaling back others, such as the number of judges.
It is a credit to the team that despite these changes and set backs every single person just redoubled their efforts and brought a new level of enthusiasm to the table. We started to see the first few nominations coming in and it started to feel worthwhile. Eventually, some 16 months after returning to Istanbul, I had an extensive list of excellent candidates. Roughly half were nominated directly by JCI chambers and the rest as a result of our marketing and word of mouth.
The winners!
On Thursday 24 April, we announced the 2014 Ten Outstanding Young Persons of the UK and they are AMAZING! We have a Nobel prize winning physicist, third sector leaders, entrepreneurs, a politician and a singer/songwriter - please check our Facebook page for full details.
Alex Swallow, Katy Winterschladen and Shaun Dias - just three of our exceptional TOYP winners 2014
I felt so emotional that day - the culmination of so much hard work and the realisation of just what a difference the project has made to these incredible young people. Best of all, many of them have already been in touch to see how they can get more involved with JCI and support our members. Watch this space!
What next?
The 2014 TOYP team is working closely with our winners to improve their applications ready to submit to the global competition. Fingers crossed we'll see at least one or two honoured at the JCI World Congress in November.
Even more excitingly, the 2015 TOYP team is forming under the guidance of James Lambert. James has also attended the TOYP Academy and has been instrumental in the success of the 2014 project. If you, or anyone you know, wants to join the team, please get in touch. And don't forget to start looking for our next candidates as applications will open in September!
JCI London completes the offical course hat trick
by Sarah Beckwith on April 26, 2014 16:19
On Tuesday 15 April JCI London hosted JCI Admin, the third official JCI course they have held this year. JCI Canary Wharf member Danielle Nanton describes her experience:
Having previously undertaken JCI Impact and Acheive and wishing to broaden my skills and knowledge in relation to JCI, how it is structured, and what further opportunities exist by becoming more involved in JCI, I excitedly signed up for the JCI Admin Course. Although a title which includes the word "Admin" may appear dull, this course was far from boring. Through the amazing presentation by senator Sarah Beckwith we all learned so much in an engaging and interesting format.
Rather than just sitting in a classroom and passively listening to a teacher we were actively engaged with our peers forming groups and then actively discussing what we had learned and role playing as well as interacting with props created for the class. I have a B.Ed (teaching degree from Canada) and I have to say that the way the lesson was set out was perfect with a mix of notes, active participation, group work, and even tangible work where we moved post-its around to symbolise JCI members and JCI group structures. There was further engagement through the use of the powerpoint presentation which I will not forget soon.
I must admit that I am motivated by written proof of having attended and passed a course so the part that I enjoyed the most was undertaking and passing the test and then including this on my linkedin profile. Of course I also enjoyed learning and interacting with my fellow JCI peers and I liked how we were able to develop some interesting ideas that we can take forward in our chambers and even projects outside of JCI. Through this course I increased upon my skills, added something to my linkedin profile and had a lot of fun, a great combination!
Bursaries available for LEAP 2014
by Sarah Beckwith on April 18, 2014 06:59
JCI UK has four £75 bursaries available for JCI UK members wishing to attend LEAP 2014, taking place 29 to 31 August in Birmingham. We want to make our flagship leadership academy accessible to as many members as possible and hope that the bursaries will support members who might not otherwise be able to attend.
Gareth Carson from JCI Sheffield describes his experience of receiving a bursary to attend LEAP in 2013;
"I was very excited to find out that I could attend LEAP through a bursary. I was really nervous to fill in my application form but I just made sure that my passion for JCI came across and made sure that I made clear what my JCI journey would look like. I talked about how I wanted to progress to become a council team director but didn't have the confidence in getting to that stage and wanted to go on LEAP to help build that confidence. I also talked about how I would share my experience of LEAP with other members of the Sheffield chamber and of the wider region hence why I am writing this blog. I received an e mail within a few days of completing my bursary application form from Dan Senter, our local president at the time, advising me that I have been successful and received a full bursary to attend LEAP. I was over the moon to find this out as I had just started my own business and wouldn't have been able to afford the cost on my own.
Gareth presenting with confidence and receiving his well-deserved "Greatest LEAP" award
The experience I had at leap was second to none, I was very proud to pick up the award for greatest LEAP on the last day and won my ticket to inspiration day as well. I gained confidence and learnt how to conduct my self around other people with different personality styles as well as how to deal with people with the same personality style as myself. I would encourage everyone to apply and to attend LEAP as without it I wouldn't currently be Membership and engagement director for Sheffield as well as planning to run for Deputy President next year. I am hoping to also be part of the training team for LEAP this year. So don't delay apply today."
You can apply for a bursary here. The deadline for applications is 15 May. More details about LEAP can be found on our dedicated page: www.jciuk.org.uk/leap Registration is now open at https://jciukleap2014.eventbrite.com


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Wellacre Academy Go Through
Congratulations to Wellacre Academy (Trafford) who won the GH Carnell heat of this year's LCB Inter Cricket Schools Indoor Cricket Competition.
They overcame Year 7 & 8 teams from St Annes Academy (Rochdale), Radclyffe School (Oldham), Lostock College (Trafford) and Oldham Academy (Oldham).
Final Standings:
- 1st Wellacre Academy
- 2nd Oldham Academy
- 3rd Radclyffe School
- 4th Lostock College
- 5th St Annes Academy
Wellacre Academy will now go on to the County Finals Day on April 23rd at GH Carnell.
Special mention goes to the officials on the day - Myerscough College Cricket Students were showing off their skill in running the day to great effect.
Shaun Anders (Competitions Officer)
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LCB Changes its Governance
Following the 18th Annual General Meeting for the Lancashire Cricket Board on 10 April, the Board have made some significant changes in its governance and committee structures. ... Full story

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These little guys are seriously addictive. I remember being on set for my Candy Making For Kids Book and having to quickly find a place for these yummies to disappear or I would have eaten them all! Yep, these recipe is one from my Candy Making For Kids Book book but I wanted to share it with you because it's so fitting for Easter! I made my own little eggs for the book too (recipe in book) but … { read more }
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BEVERLY HILLS (KTLA) -- Newt Gingrich made his first official appearance Sunday night since the resignation of 16 top staff members last Thursday.
The former House Speaker who announced his bid for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination on May 11 spoke for over thirty minutes before Republican Jewish Coalition in Beverly Hills at 7:30pm. "I will endure the challenges," Gingrich said during his speech. "I will carry the message of American renewal to every part of this great land no matter what it takes."
Gingrich spent the majority of his time at the podium talking about foreign policy, accusing the Obama administration of "placing political correctness over common sense."
Gingrich has said that the speech represents a new beginning for his troubled campaign.
Weinergate blogger Andrew Breitbart also spoke at the event, followed by Rep Kevin McCarthy.
The resignations of Rob Johnson, his campaign manager, his press secretary and top strategists in New Hampshire and South Carolina, as well as his six staff members in Iowa and Perdue, were the result of fundamental differences in campaign styles between the team and Gingrich.
One of the Gingrich staffers who resigned said it wasn't a personal issue, but there was a big question about his ability to raise money and the candidate's commitment to early voting states, particularly Iowa.
Gingrich responded to the resignation on his Facebook page.
"I am committed to running the substantive, solutions-oriented campaign I set out to run earlier this spring. The campaign begins anew Sunday in Los Angeles," Gingrich wrote.
Following the speech, Gingrich will fly to New Hampshire to appear at a presidential debate Monday night, the first in which top-tier GOP contenders like former Govs. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts and Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota will participate. Also on Monday, Gingrich's new book "A Country Like No Other" is scheduled for release.
Gingrich was absent from the campaign trail for about two weeks recently because of a "planned" Mediterranean cruise with his wife, Callista, sparking debates about his commitment to the campaign. Former Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue, who had signed on as Gingrich's national campaign co-chairman, told the Associated Press in an interview that Gingrich's decision to take leave for the vacation raised questions in his mind about Gingrich's commitment to the race.
Gingrich resigned as House speaker in 1999.
Gingrich Makes First Appearance Since Mass Staff Resignation
Sixteen top staff members resigned Thursday, less than a month after the formal launch of his White House campaign.
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I'm sure the same is true when the people of India gained their independence – they didn't agonise over the pros and cons to their economy of membership of the British Empire. No, they simply said "It's our country. Give it back".
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IN the late 1990s when super spy Roderick 'Jimmy' McGregor was appointed by then Commissioner of Police Francis Forbes to head an intelligence-gathering outfit called the Special Intelligence Unit (SIU), 'Jimmy' went to sea on wiretapping the phones
of senior policemen, politicians, well-known political activists with suspected criminal links, and community dons otherwise known as 'area leaders'.
Based on written transcripts of taped conversations I saw after the SIU was suddenly shut down (the wiretaps were deemed illegal) and a meeting I had with 'Jimmy', among the phones listened to were those belonging to a fast-rising don in a Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) garrison, a well-established strongman in a People's National Party (PNP) garrison pocket, a celebrated thug who controlled a large swath of a PNP garrison,
a Kingston-based businessman/activist with more than notional attachments to the PNP, and quite a number of senior politicians.
It is my understanding that the actual taped conversations have been listened to by a few senior policemen and some top people in both the JLP and PNP, but because none of the players leave the stage smelling like a freshly cut rose on Valentine's Day, it provides the perfect basis for mutual insulation — no one side can ever bawl out for a public revelation of the various conversations taped.
I wrote about this matter some years ago and later after the offices of a lawyer close to peripheral matters of the storage of the tapes were raided by members of the security forces and documents seized. The lawyer was representing a Bahamian who was in Jamaica for an extended period, but who was facing deportation for other matters.
Information had come to me that a certain Jamaican had left some very sensitive 'taped material' for storage in the North Coast apartment of the Bahamian and that seemed to have been what the security forces were trying to sniff out.
The matter ended up in the courts and the lawyer won.
One aspect of spy McGregor's wiretaps that would have had to be most troubling for the antagonistic politics that the leaderships of the PNP and JLP relied on to cement the political divisions among the low-information members in the electorate was what appeared to be the birth of close co-operation between the PNP and JLP garrison or street force leadership in their local operations.
Even more troubling was their collaboration in their international 'business' operations, which spanned almost the entire length of the continent of North and South America. Jamaica as a trans-shipment point was sweetly positioned midway.
This was best explained to me at the time by a 'semi-don' attached to one of the political parties.
"In Jamaica, Arab and Jew co-operate in business. We is Jamaican and that is even more reason why wi shouldn't allow any JLP or PNP bwoy fi tell wi fi keep firing wi gun after one another," he said.
The full public manifestation of the alliance of the PNP and JLP street forces came in September 1998 when Zeeks, the head of the Matthews Lane PNP garrison pocket in the JLP-held Kingston Western constituency, was taken in by the police on certain charges.
Rioting broke out in downtown Kingston. At that time I was in cellphone contact with someone living on Orange Street who knew the 'runnings'. He told me that he could identify some men from Rema (JLP), Tivoli (JLP), Jungle (PNP) and Matthews Lane (PNP) among groups of men armed with high-powered rifles, walking together and banging on doors and ordering people to get out of their houses (at 7:00 pm) and proceed to Central Police Station to protest Zeeks' arrest.
In 1998 and after, I wrote extensively about the matter, especially when Zeeks was given a megaphone while still in custody at Central and asked to quell the increasing restiveness of the crowd outside the gates. I classified that seminal moment as indicative of the power shift; the very moment the State ceded its power and handed it over to the streets.
Why would JLP gunmen support such a cause on behalf of a well-known PNP strongman? Simple. The alliance between the PNP and JLP street forces' leadership in their 'business', whether local or international, had given them the independence from relying solely on Government contracts to survive and, in a knee-jerk response they felt that there was no time like the present to flex their muscle.
The business and in-your-face apolitical template was set. In general, the message went out right across the country's inner-city communities, from Bull Bay in the east to Flanker in the West, that each unit could, to varying degrees, provide its respective community residents with basic material needs like assistance for the indigent, lunch money for school children, a few hundred dollars for a health problem, etc.
In doing so, it lessened the influence of the local politician, demoted him to second stringer and gave the dons the cover they would need from harassment by members of the security forces who were not already on their payroll.
Some amount of extortion of established businesses existed before the 1990s, but once the huge cash infusion began to come about because of the lucrative trade in illicit drugs and the elevated power derived from it, the level and the ferocity of the extortion increased.
In the western part of the island bright youngsters with their eyes set on other things began to learn from the criminal elements in other nations far afield. That gave birth to the lottery scammers. In time, the scammers became so big that they even began to fund a certain political party of their choice.
The common bonds which held the criminality together were, first, the sense that they and the poor and powerless people close to them had always been 'taken to the cleaners' by both the PNP and the JLP, and the cash, power and independence were too good to give up. The second was the most destructive to the nation — the increase in the cache of arms and ammunition islandwide.
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New York heavyweights Nas, Nicki Minaj, 50 Cent and more have been announced to headline popular radio station Hot 97's annual Summer Jam this June.
The renowned station announced its star-studded line-up Wednesday (April 2).
The lineup for the stadium stage includes Nas (who will perform Illmatic in full), Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne, and YMCMB, The Roots and friends, 50 Cent, Action Bronson, YG, Ty Dolla $ign, and DJ Mustard, Wiz Khalifa, Trey Songz, Troy Ave, Bunji Garlin, and Kid Ink among others. Meanwhile, the festival stage promises Childish Gambino, Jhene Aiko, Iggy Azalea, and Nipsey Hussle, among others. (Consequence of Sound)
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I couldn't have asked for a better weekend. Love being with my gorgeous little family.
How was your weekend?
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So glad you are home and enjoying each others company! I am booking in for one of your fabulous home made pizzas...ReplyDelete
That tutu is adorable. We had a bit of a weekend with a teething baby, but it ended nicely with a few jobs done & some family time.ReplyDelete
You ARE a most gorgeous little family, Jody. Always love your images, you capture the moments so beautifully. Sounds like a nice easy fun weekend, the best kind. I love how little girls can throw a tutu on over anything...because hey, a tutu just goes with everything, so cute xoReplyDelete
those pizzas look yuuuuum.. but i would have been busily polishing off the crusts, may favourite! :)sarahReplyDelete
Love, love, love the tutu! So glad you had a lovely weekend, xxReplyDelete
Pizza nights always a favorite here too. Gosh I love your little girls hair! Adorable xReplyDelete


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