For 3rd time, Woods cancels meeting with police
Associated Press
November 29, 2009 Tiger
Woods finally gave his side of the story Sunday — on his
Web site, not to police—and took the blame for an
“embarrassing” car crash that gave him cuts, bruises and
public scrutiny like never before.
His statement failed to clear up any questions about the
middle-of-the-night accident outside his Isleworth
estate in which his wife told police she used a golf
club to smash the back windows of the Cadillac SUV to
help him out.
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Joint Congolese and Liberian Communities Children and
New Year Celebrations
Submitted by: James Coleman
November 29, 2009
Felmausa's President, Mohammed Dukuly, Eid-ul Adha
Message
Submitted by: The President's
Office
November 27, 2009 Allaho
Akbaru Laho Akbar, La illaha ila Lah! Wa’Laho Akbaru
Laho Akbar, WaliLahil hamd! Allah is great! Allah is
great! There is no other deity worthy of any form of
worship except Allah! Allah is great! Allah is great! To
Allah alone belong all praises.
My brothers and sisters in Islam, the leadership of
FELMAUSA brings you very warm-hearted Eid greetings
through the most unique and universally acknowledged
wordings of “EID MUBARAK”.
Full Version
Islamic Association of
North Texas's Announcement
November 25, 2009
In
the name of Allah. The Most Gracious. The Most Merciful
As-Salaam Alaikum Wa-Rahmatullahi Wa-Barakatuhu
Welcome to the Islamic Association of North Texas,
Dallas Central Mosque
Zul-Hijjah Starts Wednesday November 18th, 2009
Greetings and congratulation to all Muslims with the
start of Zul-Hijjah the best days (10 days) in the sight
of Allah.
It is officially announced in Makkah al-Mukarramah that
Wednesday, November 18th, 2009 is the 1st day of
Zul-Hijjah. Therefore, Hajj (day of Arafat) will be on
Thursday, November 26th and Eid Ul-Adha will be on
Friday, November 27th, insha’ Allah. The Fiqh Council of
North America has taken the position that Eid Ul-Adha
will follow the Day of Hajj as announced in Makkah.
Eid Ul Adha prayer will be on Friday November 27th, 2009
at The Dallas Convention Center Hall F, in Downtown
Dallas 9:30am Sharp.
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Zimbabwean migrants in search of employment in
South Africa are facing persecution at the hands of
local people who are blaming them for taking their jobs. The persecution, which forced about 2,000 migrants
to seek refuge in a rugby stadium, began on Tuesday when
the migrants' shacks in a farming community in De Doorns
were levelled.
Local residents say they are tired of competing with
Zimbabweans for space and jobs.
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Canadian woman loses benefits over Facebook photo
Courtesy: Associated Press
November 22, 2009 BROMONT,
Quebec – A Canadian woman on long-term sick leave
for depression says she lost her benefits because her
insurance agent found photos of her on Facebook in which
she appeared to be having fun.
Nathalie Blanchard has been on leave from her job at IBM
in Bromont, Quebec, for the last year.
The Canadian Broadcasting Corp. reported Saturday she
was diagnosed with major depression and was receiving
monthly sick-leave benefits from insurance giant
Manulife.
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MandingoNationsDotCom: One-Year Old Already! Source: Mandingo
Nations Site
November 22, 2009
November 18, 2009 On
Tuesday, November 17, 2009, OLM Board aspirant,
Honorable Bangalee Trawally was seen campaigning in many
Liberian homes and businesses around Minneapolis city
for the November 22nd elections in Brooklyn Park,
Minnesota.
Mr. Trawally who is a current board chairman and former
president of the Minnesota Mandingo Association was
petitioned and overwhelming endorsed by the Mandingo
community, the Old Timers Sports Association and many
others within the larger Liberian community to join the
race for the Organization of Liberians in Minnesota (OLM)
board membership in hope of representing the many
voiceless in the community.
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Nigeria in 'frank' talks with Mend
English_Ajazeera Website
November 16, 2009 Nigeria's
president has held talks with former rebel leaders in
the oil-rich Niger Delta in a bid to end the conflict in
the region, his spokesman said. Olusegun Adeniyi said on
Sunday that Umaru Yar'Adua's meeting with the ex-chiefs
of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta,
or Mend, was "frank and fruitful".
The president "used the session to reiterate his
commitment to the overall peace and development of the
Niger Delta," Adeniyi said.
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WHAT NEXT FOR THE LIBERIAN MANDINGOES? By: Sekou
Kenneh, Sr. Opinion Leader
November 12, 2009 Over
the past years, as we continue to gaze the way politic
is being played today, it has become apparent that the
modern politic is no longer a question of qualification
or political superiority. It's all about electabilities
and what they called "A QUID PRO QUO or TIT FOR TAT".
Metaphorically, "a trade-deal".
Therefore, as dynamic as politic becomes, it is about
time for us to consider opening ourselves to change our
(M.O) modus operandi with respect to Liberian politics.
I think it will be politically expedient for us the
Liberian Mandingoes to second guess ourselves and see
the need for us to transform our methods of persuading
our political objectives. We must acknowledge the fact
that no one will protect our interests, but ourselves.
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left behind Associated Press
November 10, 2009 FORT HOOD, Texas – Stepping for the first time
into the role of national consoler, President Barack
Obama plans to honor the 13 people slain in a shooting
rampage here by remembering what they left behind,
offering personal stories about the lives they touched
and the service they provided to their country.
Obama still was working on his speech as he flew to
Texas on Tuesday for a memorial service five days after
the shooting that left 13 dead and 29 wounded on the
bustling Army post. Military families and civilians
alike gathered for the ceremony, some wearing red, white
and blue ribbons in honor of those slain.
Newly Inducted Officials of Felmausa Source: Alieu Jabateh
November 9, 2009
LR: Mr. Abe Kromah, Board
Chairman, Mr. Mohammed Dukuly, President, Mr. Mohammed
Kromah, VP of Administration, and Back Row: LR: Mr.
Phamolie Morris Kromah, Secretary General, and Mr.
Joseph Sackor, VP of Operations
Tsvangirai ends Zimbabwe boycott Source:
Aljazeera African News
November 6, 2009 Zimbabwe's
prime minister has ended his boycott of the country's
unity cabinet, saying he wants to give the body time to
work out its difficulties.
Morgan Tsvangirai boycotted the government three weeks
ago after accusing the country's president, Robert
Mugabe, of not implementing the power-sharing agreement
and sanctioning the harassment of opposition MDC
supporters. Tsvangirai's decision on Thursday followed a
meeting in Maputo, Mozambique, with members of the
Southern African Development Community (SADC).
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In Remembrance of Rev Nathaniel B. Johnson Source:
LCA/DFw & Diaspora Website
November 5, 2009
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Death Announcement of Haja N’balou Kamara Submitted by:
Abou Kamara
November 4, 2009 The
Kamara family here, in the United States and other parts
of the world, deeply regrets to announce the death of
their mother, grandmother, and in-law, Haja N’balou
Kamara, the first wife of the late Alhaji Suleimane
Kamara of Sanniquellie City, Nimba County. This sad
event occurred this morning, November 3, 2009, in
Conakry, Guinea, West Africa. She was buried the same
day. Haja leaves to mourn her children, step children,
and grand children here, in the U.S. and Africa; may her
soul rest in perfect peace, Amen. And we will miss her
for her good sense of humor.
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currently offering a special one way & round trip fare
from JFK to Liberia and from Liberia to all U.S.
destinations
Contact our travel consultants @
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Tiger
Woods finally gave his side of the story Sunday — on his
Web site, not to police—and took the blame for an
“embarrassing” car crash that gave him cuts, bruises and
public scrutiny like never before.
Allaho
Akbaru Laho Akbar, La illaha ila Lah! Wa’Laho Akbaru
Laho Akbar, WaliLahil hamd! Allah is great! Allah is
great! There is no other deity worthy of any form of
worship except Allah! Allah is great! Allah is great! To
Allah alone belong all praises. 
BROMONT,
Quebec – A Canadian woman on long-term sick leave
for depression says she lost her benefits because her
insurance agent found photos of her on Facebook in which
she appeared to be having fun.
A
Somali woman has been stoned to death for committing
what a judge has said was adultery.
On
Tuesday, November 17, 2009, OLM Board aspirant,
Honorable Bangalee Trawally was seen campaigning in many
Liberian homes and businesses around Minneapolis city
for the November 22nd elections in Brooklyn Park,
Minnesota.
Nigeria's
president has held talks with former rebel leaders in
the oil-rich Niger Delta in a bid to end the conflict in
the region, his spokesman said. Olusegun Adeniyi said on
Sunday that Umaru Yar'Adua's meeting with the ex-chiefs
of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta,
or Mend, was "frank and fruitful".
Over
the past years, as we continue to gaze the way politic
is being played today, it has become apparent that the
modern politic is no longer a question of qualification
or political superiority. It's all about electabilities
and what they called "A QUID PRO QUO or TIT FOR TAT".
Metaphorically, "a trade-deal".
Zimbabwe's
prime minister has ended his boycott of the country's
unity cabinet, saying he wants to give the body time to
work out its difficulties.
