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wipe that smile off your face darling because this babe is last

a man of knowledge and wisdom

I never knew you get lonely that quick

until I

Can't you see I am watching you

smiling

Top of the morning to all

baking, typing and nodding

she is fly effortlessly

have u been there b4

wondering if i should take a risk with my bread pudding. I normally put coconut in it, hmm, i am thinking about adding cassava meal instead. scratching head eeny meeny miney mo. yea, i can pull it off and its bound to sell

i can always blame amigoz if it aint come out good

@topic:

I’ll never get hurt in love again, coz I’ll NEVER fall in love again

*Pinky Promise* _{harden my heart like a stone}


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@poster

i kinda disagree with that statement - "you are what you eat" (In order to stay healthy you must eat healthy foods)

I don't eat heathy but I am healthy. I think eating small portions and exercise can do the trick too

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*Hauwa*:
i thought not eating anything with blood including seafood is the tradition

And you are correct, that's why I eat the salt fish rather than the fresh fish from the market.

@ES,

absolutely, no pork on Good Friday. Eating pork on a Good Friday is the "biggest" sin you can commit, a BIG no-no

*Hauwa*:
i don't know of the hot water way until Leilah posted suffering the poor snail

Dead hahahahahaa

Sorry, but this is the only thread i see on training

FOR THOSE LIVING IN NEW YORK

Someone forwarded this information below to me. Please feel free to circulate in case you know someone who can benefit from the information

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Brooklyn Networks is currently recruiting for our next Free Cable Installer training program

Only 2 Orientations left to be eligible for the next class

March 31st and April 7th   

Orientations start at 10AM Sharp

We are located at 621 Degraw Street, in Park Slope Brooklyn

▪ Brooklyn Networks is an intensive hands-on training program that will help participants start a career in the field of network cable installation.

▪ Cable technicians install the lines that run behind walls and ceilings that are hooked up to computers, telephones, security systems, A/V Equipment and broadcast cable.

▪ Graduates receive an internationally recognized Level 1 Installer certification from an organization called BICSI.

▪ Job placement assistance is a part of the program.


For more information about our Brooklyn Networks

http://www.bwiny.org/pages/brooklynnetworks.html

 
Learn more about the BICSI curriculum

https://www.bicsi.org/default.aspx


To be eligible applicants must meet the following criteria:
1. Live in of NYC five boroughs and have a low income.
2. 21 Years or older.
3. Legally eligible to work in the US.
4. Able to attend class Monday-Friday 7:45 AM to 4 PM for 5 weeks
5. Have a valid NY State Drivers License at the time of application.
6. Able to pass a drug test
7. Physically fit/able to lift 70Ibs.
8. Able to pass a reading and math test at/or above the 8th grade level.

Orientation are held every Tuesday morning at 10 AM SHARP. Applicants should be prepared to complete a program application and will be given a reading and math test. Orientation usually last three hours.

Directions: Take the R train to Union Street, walk two blocks on 4th Avenue towards the clock tower and make a left on Degraw Street or take the 2,3,4,5,B,D,N or Q to Atlantic or Pacific, walk down 4th Avenue away from the clock tower, turn right on Degraw Street.

If you would like us to come to your organization to speak about our programs to your staff or clients please call Erica Plasse at 718.237.2017 x 149.  Please let us know if you would like individual flyers.

Erica Plasse│eplasse@bwiny.org

Recruitment and Retention Coordinator

Brooklyn Networks at BrooklynWorkforce Innovations

621 Degraw StreetBrooklyn, NY11217

Phone: 718.237.2017 x149

Fax:     718.237.5366

Where I come from, Good Friday is a valued and respected holiday more so than any other holiday.  No cooking of red meat, pork and any drinking or selling of alcohol.

I don’t eat red meat/pork on Good Friday (It’s a family tradition) instead its seafood (preferable fish) Do you follow that kind tradition?

Some of the meals are Conkie, anything made from cassava meal, and ground provisions etc serve with fish, mackerel or red herring

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Cold Carib Beer between your legs

wipe that smile off your face babe, I am last

Are you asking or telling me?

he's back! where have you been hiding?

@topic

my family

Romade you remember who kill frog?

I never knew you love games too

one more

Are you referring to Noah's Arc or Joan of Arc

until it's

@ Poster

Mon, you strike a nerve 

If my memory serves me correctly, they refer to it as Cho-cho (see pic)


I am outta here.  Enjoy the rest of your day