Local Spotlight::: Roland Fils-Aime

VRAI ou FAUX
Je n’ai pas ce qu’il faut pour vous changer dans un monde bouleversé et á défaut .

Où l’on ne rencontre pour la plupart que des gens faux, voulant souvent se faire passer
pour des bourreaux.

Cependant il n’ont même pas un chapeau, voire des châteaux .Parfois ils passent toutes leur vie derrière des barreaux pour des actes canibeaux.

parce qu’ils envient des gens magistraux n’ayant trop de bien et de matériaux.

Largent ça coule á flot chez les matio, car chez eux servent des robots qui répètent tout comme des jacquots .

Mais entre-temps Polo lui travail sans repos, perd son temps á faire le gigolo.
Qui n’aboutit qu’a zéro
Tandis que Pierrot va plus haut et certains pensent qu’il  est sot.

Dit en lui advienne que pourra, je mène une vie de disco et chaque jour je couche sur mon dos.

Je m'en fous pas mal ceux qui essaient de mettre notre vie en chaos.

Cesse de faire le beau en pensant qu'on est le Tres-Haut.

Car la vie nous reserve des moments phenomenaux.

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Elmina Caribbean Catering

Born in beautiful Freeport, Grand Bahamas to Haitian Parents, Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Joseph, Willyne always had a passion for food. After ten years of residency between Freeport and Nassau, Bahamas, and enjoying the
delightful food the island had to offer, her family moved to Miami, Florida. Willyne graduated from North Miami Beach Senior High and moved on to Broward Community College in pursuant of her Associates degree in
Business. A year later, she transferred to Florida Metropolitan University in Tampa, Florida and obtained her Associates Degree in Marketing Management and will be soon graduating with a bachelor’s degree in Marketing.

Along side her academic achievements, Willyne has always had devotion for superior cuisine. She can remember the long afternoons watching her mom
prepare delectable dishes in the kitchen of their North Miami Beach home. Love would eventually bring Willyne to Washington, DC. While working for the Department of Transportation, that same love and appreciation for her
cooking inspired her to open a catering company. So, as a form of appreciation of her mom’s hard work and training of her culinary skills, Willyne decided to name the catering company after her mom, Elmina. Elmina
Caribbean Catering Services & Event Management, a Caribbean catering company with a sophisticated flair and full service Wedding Planning was born!

Willyne is now enjoying the praises from her clients such as Prince George’s Hospital Center, National Council for the Traditional Arts, and the Inter-Development Bank, to name a few. Her delicious and distinctive dishes speak for themselves. Her dishes are inspirations from her
hometown, Bahamas, her heritage Haiti, and many other influences such as Jamaica, Trinidad, & Cuba. Her multi-culture enthused creations are a tantalizing treat for the taste buds as well as affordable. Willyne can
customize a menu for almost any special event according to your budget, and taste, and preference. She specializes in Weddings, Receptions, Corporate & Private Events, Galas, Fundraisers, Cocktail Parties, and many more. For a unique and stylish twist to Caribbean food contact ECC today!
www.ElminaCatering.com

Loune Viaud
Senator Kennedy refered to her as "a small giant," when she was presented as the 2002 Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award

Jean Yves Point-du-Jour, better known as "Yves Dayiti," is the host of the Washington area's controversial Haitian radio program, "Konbit Lakay."

Louis Harold Joseph, Minister Counselor, Chargé d'Affaires, will soon leave the Embassy of Haiti for the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. During his stay in the Washington DC area, he made some changes that will continue to affect the Haitian community at large .

Marlie Hall Food TV Host As host of Recipe For Success, Marlie Hall is excited to finally combine her business expertise and television experience in a fun and inspirational way. After earning a bachelor's degree in journalism at St. John's University, Hall began her television career at WLNY-TV. Afterwards, she moved on to become an on-air news reporter for both WCBS-TV and News 12 in New York City. Hall has also contributed to newscasts on Black Entertainment Television and WCBS880 News Radio. Hall earned an MBA in management from Dowling College and worked as a Communications Specialist for United Parcel Service before beginning a career in television. Born and raised in New York, Hall maintains strong cultural ties with the Haitian Community. She is fluent in French and Haitian Creole and enjoys reading, traveling, motivational speaking, and doing volunteer work. Kwame Raoul State Senator 13th District, Illinois State Senator Kwame Raoul was born in Chicago, Illinois on September 30, 1964, to Haitian-born immigrants Janin Raoul, M.D. and Marie Therese Raoul. His personal commitment to the people of the South Side of Chicago was fostered early in his life by the work of his father, who served as a physician to the Woodlawn, North Kenwood, Grand Boulevard and Englewood communities for over thirty years. Kwame is a lifelong resident of the Hyde Park/Kenwood area, where he lives with his wife Kali, son Che (6) and daughter Mizan (4). email: raoul@senatedem.state.il.us office phone: (217) 782-5338 official site: Kwame Raoul

Nu Bazz BackOff song: backoff (mp3, 30sec) Bazz (Etzer Laurore) keeps putting out new music out of New York. With a new release, Backoff, Nu Bazz is set to push the envelop of konpa music.

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