The focus in Jamaica now is issues pertaining directly to Jamaica. I cannot see why gays are trying to force Jamaican to change the laws to suit their cause when majority of the Jamaicans

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According to a research done by the Research Development Specialist, 20% of tourists reported that they had sexual encounters while vacationing in Jamaica. Most of these encounters occurred with Jamaicans and

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Super Popular Tampa based reggae sound system Poison Dart is back on the Clash Scene again on December 13

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WOW! Woman Hide Half Pound Marijuana (Ganja) in Her Vagina

According to the Jamaican Star  a 39 year old woman was caught at the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston Jamaica, on her way to Trinidad, with half pound of Marijuana in her

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Jamaican coffee is one of the most expensive, classy and sought-after coffees in the entire world. It comes from the Blue Mountains of Jamaica. Jamaica blue mountain coffee

is sheltered internationally as an officially recognized trademark implying that only coffee qualified by the 'Coffee Industry Board of Jamaica' can be branded as such. It comes from an established cultivating region in the Blue Mountain region of Jamaica, and its nurturing is supervised by the 'Coffee Industry Board.'

To be called Jamaican coffee, the beans are required to grow above 2000 feet and normally, the Jamaican coffee plantations grow above 5000 feet all over the region. The higher the elevation of the plantation, the higher is the value, quality and demand of the coffee. The most preferred Jamaica coffee is roasted on an open fire in a pan.

Coffee connoisseurs describe Jamaican coffee as rich and savory, with low acidity, a tinge of sweetness and a bold aroma. A pound of this coffee in a coffee shop usually costs around $45. In Jamaica, it costs from $15 – $25 per pound. Other types of Jamaican coffee include High Mountain Supreme, Jamaica Prime and Jamaica Select. These are also as famous as the Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee. Jamaican coffee is in a class all by itself in the world of coffee. While Italian coffee makes up most of the widely used types of coffee, Jamaican coffee is the most widely desired. Sadly, most coffee lovers can't afford it.

The Jamaican Coffee has also done wonders to the Jamaican government by increasing exports in huge bounds. Many countries have attempted cultivating similar coffee plantations, but there is no comparison to the original Blue Mountain coffee from Jamaica.

Jamaican coffee

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Hanging is not the answer. Government needs to find creative ways to engage the youths who are helpless and hopeless. Go into inner cities and start some kind of face to face and hear their plights. When Mr. Patterson had that values and attitudes programme, he was scoffed at many times. We need to instill morals in our youths. I have two sons, both 21 years going on 22, and I have tried from day one to teach them how valuable they are.I have never been called to a school or police station for any of them, and I am a poor person.They still live at home and I can account for them every night. Some of these young people who we call hooligans are just misguided. i don't believe poverty breeds crime,rather a lack of opportunity does.

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For me capital punishment is a large pill to swallow. Many may say yes hang , but I cannot get myself to agree with it .I don’t agree with killing of any kind but then some murders are so exceptional that I don’t even believe that precious time should be wasted for even trial. It is sad

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A lot is being done to address the problem of statutory rape that has plague our country for so long. I am please that the authorities are fighting back to protect our young ones. I said young ones because our boys are in much dangers as the

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One man to one woman, that don’t seem to be the norm anymore in a relationship for most young Jamaican. This is a very disturbing practice in Jamaica knowing that there is an increase in HIV cases. Now is the time for most people to think

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