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Relaxing through dance "If we cannot bring ourselves to dance, we become sick ­ Dancing heals." ­ Marion C. Garretty.

DANCING sends blood to the brain, explains Suzanne Mahfood, who also recommends dancing for the 'happy' emotions which it engenders. Miss Mahfood, artistic director and manager of the In Motions Dance and Fitness Centre, in Kingston, also notes:...

Soothe me with music
MUSICIAN and medical doctor, Dr. Winsome Miller-Rowe, advocates music as one method of clearing the mind -- fast. "If you can get to silence in a meditative mood and stop the chatter that goes on in your mind, music can take you there," she said. ...

TEA TIME!

SIPPED from fine China or plastic, the taste of tea can make the dimmest day take on its proper hue. But personal preferences will dictate which flavour will do the trick. Aside from the restorative powers of the various brews, the time for the water...

REALITY CHECK - Those silly stereotypes
To stereotype, (or cause a person or thing to conform to a widely accepted concept or standard) is a regular occurrence in our society. Most Jamaicans stereotype either out of ignorance, misunderstanding, or more often to join the...

On changes
ME dear mam, when me was a lilly pickney an see church people a walk pass we yard inna white. A knock drum an tambourine fe go dung a river go baptise. Me always wonder if some a dem neva fraid dem drown, de way dem wicked. Cause believe you me, missis...


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