Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-02-13

• JUDGES SEND A MESSAGE
• Bloody St Catherine
• Clarke promises to maximise on vast experience
• Hayle committed to improving constituen­cy
• Battering the blind.
• More money, more problems.
• Final herald: Williams carries Mace for last time in Parliament
• Fireworks expected in Parliament in banking fees bill debate
• Courts crippled across the island
• Cultivatin­g talent
• Jamaica incubator for foreign terrorists?
• ] Owning the crime plan
• ] Install ZOSO in Greater MoBay
• Chinese retailers pocketing GCT?
• Anti-gay rant at Cornwall Regional
• HAJ strengthen­s quality-control framework
• 1¢, 5¢ and 25¢ coins to go on Thursday
• Aramco IPO takes centre stage as Nasdaq CEO touts exchange
• Aiken-Pinnock baffled by nat’l snub
• 'It means nothing'
• Newcomer Golding expects to get better
• Give Tappa what he’s worth
• US and Egypt pledge allegiance in IS fight raging in Sinai
• Oxfam’s deputy chief executive resigns in Haiti scandal
• Obama jokes he failed to get artist to give him smaller ears
• Are Jamaicans SAVING ENOUGH?
• How much should one save?
• Important to inculcate thrift habit
• Avasant Foundation to train more than 200 J’cans for BPO sector
• Outsourcin­g, a place for young people to grow
• How do I qualify as a refugee?
• I gave my son up for adoption. Can he still file for me?
• Can I register as British nat’l?
• Love is in the air
• Dubwise’s ‘internatio­nal essence’
• Reggae songstress Etana qualifies for US$5,000 in tour support
• Golding presents Garvey’s arts connection
• Maritime industry spearheads training for teachers in robotics
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,596
• HOROSCOPE
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• Avoiding Killer No.1 of humans
• Adventists celebrate workers with recognitio­n and awards
• Hague expected to be bigger, better
• Jamaica Agricultur­al Society president’s message
• The Hague Show’s legacy
• Good agricultur­al practices and pesticide management
• DECLARATIO­N ON SEPARATION OF POWERS, JUDICIAL INDEPENDEN­CE AND JUDICIAL ACCOUNTABI­LITY
• After being jailed for killing his cousin, Percy Aiden found that he had to rise #AboveItAll. His story was published last week and across social media, these were the comments:
• Valentine’s Day
• JAMEL REFUSES TO LET SICKLE CELL SLOW HIM DOWN
• The National Library of Jamaica celebrates World Read Aloud Day 2018
• WEEK 5 ROUND-UP
• The human resources office
• Short-term and long-term financing
• Theory of double entry
• Chemical test
• Exploring the environmen­t – Cont’d
• Coral reef
• Government systems in the Commonweal­th Caribbean
• Major revolts by enslaved Africans
• Multiple-choice practice
• Short stories – Cont’d
• Problem-solving and program design
• Reviewing algebra
• Fallacies – Part 2
• The Caribbean influence on extra-regional countries
• Valentine’s Day:
• Grace brings ‘Flava with a Beat’ to KC
• DID YOU KNOW?
• 6 reasons a guy doesn’t care about Valentine’s Day
• 6on benefits of being SINGLE Valentine’s Day
• IGL gives back to employees

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