Le Conseil de Sécurité des Nations Unies a voté, ce lundi 2 octobre, en faveur du déploiement d’une force multinationale en Haïti pour faire face aux grangs armés qui terrorisent la population haïtienne depuis des années. Avec 13 voix pour et 2 abstentions, la force multinationale pourra intervenir en Haïti avec un mandat d’un an […]
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Inculpé notamment de fraude et de blanchiment, celui qui était surnommé le « Mozart des cryptos » risque plus de cent ans de prison. Son procès doit s’ouvrir mardi.Inculpé notamment de fraude et de blanchiment, celui qui était surnommé le « Mozart des cryptos » risque plus de cent ans de prison. Son procès doit s’ouvrir mardi.
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Caffeine aficionados worldwide are aware of the unique properties of Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee and while the world celebrates October 1 as International Coffee Day, Jamaica has designated Jan. 9 of each year as Blue Mountain Coffee Day.
The luxury beverage has a long history in Jamaica and continues to play a crucial role in the country’s economy. The following are 14 things to know about the crop and Blue Mountain Coffee Day.
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My grandfather was a great man of God. He exhibited the greatest explanation of what real love is and it was constant. Love never fails and he surely believed this word from the Bible in the way he showed love to not only my grandmother but to myself and my siblings. I did not have a dad in my life growing up. I met my dad in my later years for the first time and found out that I have five sisters and two brothers I did not know.
The one thing that stuck out to me upon meeting my siblings is that there was something missing in each of them. There was something broken in each of their lives. There is something broken in each of you reading this article. But my grandparents and my mom had a way of fixing that broken area in us. Those were the days when you fix valuable things that are broken and not throw them away. They discovered that there will be times of hardship, discouragement, weakness of mind, sadness, negativity and bad hearts. These, among many other bad influences, affect every person at times and just the same they affect every marriage relationship.
Every marriage relationship experience seasons of brokeness. There comes a time when a husband or a wife lashes out at the other spouse causing an explosion of arguments that sometimes lead to resentment that needs healing. The lashing out is usually stemming from a place of brokeness in that spouse. The great thing is that there is a fix for these types of issues. Marriage was created by God but not just left up to each spouse to figure out how to fix the broken places. God gives perfect instructions to each of us as to how to fix the broken pieces in our marriage relationships. Real love heals these broken pieces in any and every marriage and put the relationship back on a positive track. Here are four ways.
Revitalizes The Body
As a part of marriage, God created the beautiful release that does something great to the body. Sex is God made for marriage only. He created sex to be between husband and wife only and for the purpose of pleasure in the marriage. Sex between husband and wife is the part of the marriage that helps to revitalize the physical unity in becoming ONE FLESH. Sex in marriage creates a physical energy that travels to the mind and energizes the marriage relationship. Have lots of sex in your marriage relationship. It is a gift from God.
Restores The Heart
When both hearts are unified in love there is nothing that can come between a husband and wife. “Two hearts beating as ONE” is the glue that holds husband and wife together in love. Real love creates that oneness of heart. Whenever things are not going right in the relationship make it your aim to get back to that oneness of heart because this is what will fix the brokeness you are experiencing. Real love shown restores the broken heart allowing both to beat in unity.
Settles The Mind
Every marriage goes through a time when things feel stale. One spouse may be bombarded with thoughts of the busyness of life from work, kids, or even personal issues. Sharing your thoughts with your spouse creates quality time in the marriage relationship as you talk out your experiences. It creates a way for the other spouse to fill your love tank with compassion and understanding. When your mind is settled your perception of your marriage relationship changes for the better and you are better able to show love to each other.
Revives The Soul
There is nothing like peace. Where there is chaos your soul is in chaos. Where there is no love there is no peace. Real love shown revives the soul as there is a peace that comes upon both husband and wife that allows for a better marriage relationship.
REAL LOVE is constant. It is the part of the marriage relationship that constantly pumps life into each other. Make your best effort to show each other real love and your marriage will experienc the love, joy, peace and harmony it needs to survive as you fix the broken areas you are experiencing. Huddle up and enjoy your journey together.
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About The Author
Carim Hyatt was born and raised partially in Jamaica, West Indies. He is one of seven children from the Hyatt family and has grown into a great man of God. Carim had the luxury of seeing his grandparents model a Christian family life while portraying a marriage in God’s image. Carim had his mother in his life also and learned a great deal about values and wisdom.
Carim’s passion is marriage and family. He and his wife Michelle, are hosts of MARRIAGE IN A MINUTE, a radio talk show reaching all over the world. He has authored two books, The importance of Salvation and Staying Married Becoming One Flesh. His journey has taken him from Insurance adjuster to minister through writing and public speaking. Carim leads men’s ministries, married couples lifegroups, praise and worship along with many other areas of ministry as God has led him. Carim and his beautiful wife Michelle have appeared on Television programs , namely TBN, speaking about marriage and family. He is a great motivator, mentor and loves the Lord with all his heart. His passion is to see every marriage go the long haul while being molded into God’s image
Join Carim on this great journey as He reaches the unsaved for Christ while continuing to encourage marriages and families.
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Traffic Chief, Senior Superintendent, Mahendra Singh told Police Officers that they must first be compliant with laws governing the use of tint in Guyana before they can effectively enforce these laws.
The Traffic Chief met with officers in Georgetown Sunday morning. During that muster and inspection, he emphasised that ranks must conduct themselves appropriately.
“Ranks were urged to ensure that (their) privately owned vehicles with tint must be in compliance with the requisite tint permit,” a release from the Guyana Police Force noted.
The News Room understands that this move is part of the Force’s plan to ensure Guyana’s roadways are much safer by more robustly enforcing laws.
Once the Police pull over a driver for suspected tint, they can instruct them to go to the Police station where there is supposed to be a certifying (gazetted) officer who will examine the vehicle.
Secondly, that certifying officer will then test the tint with a certified meter and if it is found that the tint is not the prescribed limit (that is, 65 per cent), the driver will be asked to remove the tint and can be released with a warning; the worst-case scenario is that the case goes to the court and the driver is charged. The penalty is dependent on the court.
Keron Williams, called ‘Blackie’, a 21-year-old Labourer from Onderneeming Sand Pit, Essequibo Coast was arrested on Friday last after he was found to be in possession of a round of ammunition and half a gram of marijuana.
Police ranks who arrested him were at the time conducting an operation when they saw Williams sitting under a tree in an unoccupied lot, acting suspiciously.
A search was conducted on his person, and in his right side pants pocket, the ranks found one live 12-gauge cartridge, one (1) empty casing, a quantity of leaves, seeds and stems suspected to be marijuana, and a cylinder-shaped metal object suspected to be used as an improvised weapon.
Williams was told of the offence, arrested, and cautioned.
Williams then told the ranks that he was “trying to make a gun” because he has a farm in the Pomeroon River, animals are destroying his crop, and he cannot get a firearm license.
Williams was escorted to the Suddie Police Station, where the marijuana was weighed in his presence, and it amounted to half of a gram.
Williams further claimed that he got the live cartridge and empty casing from a friend but refused to mention the name of the ‘friend’ or give an address. He was placed in custody.
Investigation in progress.
The Traffic Chief met with officers in Georgetown Sunday morning.
