Jamaica Gleaner
Published: Saturday | June 27, 2009
Lead Stories

Celebs miss MJ
"When I heard that his death wasn't confirmed, the first thing I said was, 'Please, God, let it not be.' Then I started to pray. But it all took me by surprise because I didn't know of him being sick, that it had reached a stage of death.

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News

Negro yam puts Hanover on the map
The 'Lucea yam', also called 'negro yam', is a white, soft ground provision found in the hills of Lucea. The flavourful root was thought to be so good that it was exported to Jamaicans working abroad in the late 1900s.

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Business

Ethanol thrust sours
There is no clear vision being articulated by Govern-ment at this point as to what role ethanol production would play in the new sugar-cane industry.Ethanol was being sold as the new direction of the industry during the Government's courtship of...

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Sport

Gallant WI fall to India
The West Indies will have to come out tomorrow with guns blazing if they are to avoid going down 2-0 in their four-match 2009 Digicel one-day international series against India after falling short by 20 runs in the first...

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Commentary

The Jackson phenomenon and the price of fame
For those who experienced the height of the Jackson-mania, it is difficult to imagine a world without Michael Jackson, whose record sales and performances were larger than life.

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Letters

LETTER OF THE DAY: Arrest literacy problems early
The Editor, Sir: While reading the letter 'Distressing Low Literacy Rates', published in The Gleaner on June 25, I reflected on the myriad discussions surrounding education after the Grade Six Achievement...

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Entertainment

Something missing from Fymi 2009
There was really nothing special about Fymi 2009. The artistes delivered but the crowd lacked both numbers and energy.

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Saturday Features

Style: Fierce fitness wear for him
Whether you're into bench-pressing 20s and 4 a.m. runs or 'yogacising' and on-the-court tussles, proper workout attire is essential for any man to efficiently size up his biceps.

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