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**Peasie** · 07-11-2013, 08:01 AM

People don't like names like Marcia and Paulette any more?

**Wahalla** · 07-11-2013, 08:06 AM

_{u gat a Micheal O'hara}

**Wahalla** · 07-11-2013, 08:17 AM

Weir leads trio of Jamaican winners in Hungary

BY PAUL A REID Observer writer
Thursday, July 11, 2013

MONTEGO BAY, St James — Olympic 200m bronze medallist Warren Weir led a trio of Jamaican winners at yesterday's Istvan Gyulai Memorial meet in Budapest, Hungary.
The national senior 200m champion won his pet event, while Rose Marie Whyte and Andrew Riley were also winners.

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Weir ran a meet record 20.01 seconds to beat training partner Jason Young, who continues to improve with a season's best 20.07 seconds, while another Jamaican, Mario Forsythe, was sixth in 20.88 seconds.
Weir's run was adjudged the meet's top performance and he took home the Bojidar Spiriev award.
Whyte, a two-time Olympic finalist, won the 400m in 51.20 seconds to beat American Monica Hargrove, while another Jamaican, Shericka Williams, finished fourth in 52.28 seconds.
Riley, who last week became the second fastest Jamaican ever over the 110m hurdles when he ran a personal best 13.14 seconds, won with 13.27 seconds, just beating world champion Jason Richardson (13.28 seconds) and another American, Kevin Craddock, who ran a personal best 13.42 seconds.
Kemar Bailey Cole with 10.07 seconds and Jacques Harvey with 10.18 seconds finished second and third, respectively, in the men's 100m behind Kim Collins in 9.99 seconds.
The 37-year-old Collins ran a new St Kitts national record 9.97 seconds last week.
Central American and Caribbean Games bronze medallist Aleen Bailey was seventh in the women's 100m in 11.53 seconds, with American Carmelita Jeter winning for the first time in months after an injury layoff, running 11.07 seconds.
Ristananna Tracey was second in the 400m hurdles in 54.94 seconds, while Shevon Stoddart was eighth in 56.74 seconds and Shermaine Williams placed fifth in the 100m hurdles in 13.27 seconds.

Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/sport...#ixzz2YjrC3jVb

**jah_yout** · 07-11-2013, 06:53 PM

Originally posted by Peasie View Post

People don't like names like Marcia and Paulette any more?

well we may never throw off the european surnames but we can do something about the first names...it's a start

why should we keep the names of our captors & enslavers?

**Peasie** · 07-11-2013, 10:00 PM

Originally posted by jah_yout View Post

well we may never throw off the european surnames but we can do something about the first names...it's a start

why should we keep the names of our captors & enslavers?

Kissteet. Yuh si you. Mi bet seh yuh first name is "Errol" to rahtid.

Anyway, no problem with names that are not from our captors and enslavers. But ... why wi haffi mek up name? And get all creative wid di spelling?

For example:
Jordon
Saqukine
Okeen

**jah_yout** · 07-12-2013, 01:43 AM

Originally posted by Peasie View Post

Kissteet. Yuh si you. Mi bet seh yuh first name is "Errol" to rahtid.

Anyway, no problem with names that are not from our captors and enslavers. But ... why wi haffi mek up name? And get all creative wid di spelling?

For example:
Jordon
Saqukine
Okeen

my given first name is actually rare for a jamaican...but i was named after a cuban, not a jamaican or englishman;
i have no problem with creating names...the names of the englishmen that deleted our names & branded us with theirs were also made up at one point...this is divine justice...well halfway anyway...we still carry our captors surnames--& wonder why we are still mentally chained

**Peasie** · 07-12-2013, 07:25 AM

Ok. Got it

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