Tuesdaytalk

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It’s wonderful that some public places now have restroom facilities. But how can males and females fit into one space at the same time? A shopper in an uptown supermarket was flummoxed when she came out of the toilet stall to discover that a man was using the urinal out in the open. She hurriedly washed her hands and left. This has to have some serious implications for customers and workers.

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So the prestigious Harvard university has reignited the coconut oil debate! The silence from our tertiary and medical institutions and medical experts (except Dr Alfred Dawes) is deafening. So many of our people use coconut oil. If it’s poison as the goodly professor claims, we should be warned.

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The woes of the educational system are mounting as more teachers take flight. It seems fairly obvious that overseas recruitment has to take place to fill the many gaps. In some instances, teachers are being recruited for overseas classrooms before the ink is dry on their certificates. We gather that some of the teachers are now earning commissions from helping with recruitment.

Dining, gaming, and entertainment hotspot 100 Kingston recently held the grand opening of its second location in the famed Second City and tourist of Montego Bay, St James. The grand opening event for 100 MoBay was well attended as the event saw some of the Second City’s socialites and prominent members of the business community rubbing shoulders. Here are the highlights.

CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS AT RIGHT :100 MoBay Launch host Talia Soares (right) greeted our lens as she posed for this pic with upcoming reggae artiste and Digicel Rising Stars alum Delando Colley.

Robin Perkins, director of operations at Sizzling Slots Limited, was seen having a riveting conversation with Director of Tourism Donovan White and Mayor of Montego Bay, Councillor Homer Davis, after the formalities of the evening.

Director of Tourism Donovan White; councillor for the Spring Gardens Division, Dwight ‘Debo’ Crawford; The Mayor of Montego Bay, Councillor Homer Davis; Sizzling Slots Limited CEO Gassan Azan; and director of operations at Sizzling Slots Limited, Robin Perkins, are seen here cutting the opening ribbon on 100 Montego Bay.

Montego Bay-based businesswomen Shelagh Jardim (left) and Audrey Liauw are casually elegant as they arrive at the launch of 100 MoBay at Catherine Hall recently.

ABOVE: We caught Romone Robinson chilling barside at the launch of 100 MoBay recently.