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Jamaica’s multi-Olympic champion and sprint legend Usain Bolt is featured on a new value note issued by collectibles firm Top Legends. Value notes from Top Legends, which are copy-protected, provide unique collectible items that combine artistic quality, authentic designs, and sophisticated safety features in an item that recognizes the achievements and popularity of iconic sports and entertainment personalities.
Usain Bolt Selected for Value Note Series
A recent 2023 addition to the Top Legends value note collection honors Jamaica’s Usain Bolt, an athlete who has been called the greatest sprinter of all time. The note recognizes Bolt as the youngest winner in the history of sprint competition and as a runner who has won 11 World Championship titles.
Unique and Valued Collectibles
Value Notes are intentionally designed to be similar to traditional banknotes. They utilize the same kind of details and elements that feature on regular banknotes. While the value notes cannot be used as legal tender, they are issued in limited numbers to ensure they retain their value over time. A full series of value notes comprises four notes, with a series issued in 2023 featuring ice hockey and athletics legends. Each value note is issued only once, with no possibility of future editions. Each new note series is launched with an event that features the iconic individual depicted in the series.
Bolt Involved in the Creation of His Value Note
All the legends depicted on Value Notes have personal involvement with the collectible and have input throughout the process. The legends, including Bolt, also have the ultimate say in approving the final design.
Legendary Achievements of Usain Bolt
Usain Bolt was born in Sherwood Content in Jamaica in 1986. He holds world records in the 100-meter, 200-meter, and 4×100-meter relay events. He has won eight Olympic gold medals and is the only sprinter to win Olympic titles in the 100-meter and 200-meter at three consecutive Games in 2008, 2012, and 2016. He became famous around the world in 2008 when he clocked world record times to win a double sprint victory at the Beijing Olympics, the first individual to do so since fully automatic time was instituted. Bolt is the most successful male athlete to compete at the World Championship and the first to win four World Championship titles in the 200 meters. He was also the first person to run the 100 meters in under 9.7 seconds and 9.6 seconds. He has been named the IAAF World Athlete of the Year, and Track and Field Athlete of the Year. He was also named the BBC Overseas Sports Personality of the Year three times and the Laureus World Sportsman of the Year four times.
Photo – Top Legends’ Instagram Page
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Jamaicans are known for our seasoned fingers that infuse every dish with incredible flavors, turning even the simplest meals into culinary delights. When it comes to beef dishes, our culinary prowess shines brightly, offering a tantalizing array of mouthwatering options. From hearty soups infused with aromatic spices to tender pot roasts with rich caramelized crusts, Jamaican beef dishes are a celebration of tradition and taste. Let’s dive into the world of Jamaican beef cuisine and explore five delightful dishes that have always made our mouths ripen with water.
Pumpkin Beef Soup
Nothing says Saturday dinner better than this hearty and flavorful Jamaican soup. This traditional dish features a pumpkin beef base infused with garlic, thyme, and escallion. Loaded with dumplings, carrots, yams, and potatoes, it always gives a sense of home.
Pot Roast Beef
Originally hailing from old English tradition, pot roast beef is now a beloved part of Jamaican cuisine. The meat is braised until tender in liquid, with a high-heat sear to achieve a rich outer crust. Trust me nothing makes you think of grandma more than steaming plate of pot roast, boil bananas and mashed potatoes on the side.
Jamaican Pepper Steak
This dish is a testament of our diverse culture. It combines our Chinese traditions with Jamaican flair. Thinly sliced steak is stir-fried to perfection, cooked with a savory sauce and colorful bell peppers. Unlike its Chinese counterpart, Jamaican pepper steak is slow-cooked for melt-in-your-mouth tenderness.
Corned Beef & White Rice
A classic staple found in every Jamaican home. “Bully beef” (corned beef) and rice make for a quick, comforting, and filling meal. Originally born out of necessity during difficult times, the dish can be customized with pasta, corn, cabbage, or veggies for added flavor. We know that when you feel for something nice, but can’t afford it, chances are, this will hit the spot.
Jamaican Beef Patty
This delicacy is a well-loved Jamaican street food. The patty boasts a delicious ground beef filling encased in a buttery, flaky pastry crust and if you are feeling really fancy, you can slip a slice of cheese into the mix to make it pop. It is enjoyed as a convenient and flavorsome snack or light meal.
These Jamaican beef dishes are a delightful blend of flavors and culinary heritage. From the heartwarming pumpkin beef soup to the savory pot roast, each dish offers a unique and delicious experience that captures the essence of Jamaican cuisine. So, whether you’re craving a comforting bowl of soup or a mouthwatering beef patty, these dishes are sure to satisfy your taste buds with their authentic Jamaican goodness
Photo – Xavier Murphy
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The government is constructing a brand-new hospital at Number 75 Village, Region Six which will replace the current Skeldon Hospital and provide a wider range of services.Minister of Health Dr Frank Anthony on Thursday paid a site visit to the construction site and gave an update on how things are progressing.
“I think they are a little bit behind where we expect them to be, but I’m told by the contractors that they will be working more frequently so that they can catch up and get back on the timeline
I think once they put in the concrete and start putting in the steel structure we should be back on time,” Dr Anthony said.
The hospital is being constructed by Sinopharm and is scheduled to be completed in early 2025
Health Minister Dr Frank Anthony and regional officials visit the site of the new Number 75 Village HospitalMinister Anthony said this is a tough but necessary decision that had to be made for the improvement of healthcare in the region.
“Once this is fully constructed and operational, we will close the Skeldon hospital, so this will replace the Skeldon hospital because it will be modern and have the functionalities, in this hospital we will have like CT scans and things like that to do imaging, right now Skeldon does not have those capabilities, this hospital would have two operating theatres, Skeldon hospital right now does not have an operating theatre, so the range of services will be vastly different,” Minister Anthony said.
Workers levelling the ground for the new hospitalHe noted that the hospital will serve approximately 40 thousand people who live in that part of Region Six, by offering a wide range of services.
Minister Anthony noted too that there are five other hospitals being constructed at Bath, Lima, Enmore, De Kinderen and Diamond, all at various stages of construction.
The body of Wayne Hendricks, a 42-year-old labourer, was found floating in Dredge Creek, Region Two (Pomeroon- Supenaam) on Friday.
Police Headquarters reported that Keimesha Smith, a 28-year-old housewife, saw the body floating in a canal at around 10:00 hrs Friday.
Smith later identified the body as that of her brother-in-law, Hendricks.
The body was facing upwards, on the western side of the canal. The partly decomposed body was later taken out of the water and no marks of violence were observed.
Smith related that Hendricks lived alone and was an alcoholic; she last saw him alive on Tuesday at his house.
The body was subsequently taken to the Suddie Hospital Mortuary, awaiting a post-mortem examination. Investigations are ongoing.
