Archive for March, 2010

This picture was taken in 2007 when I just started locking my hair, those days I had extensions on because my hair was really short. As I recall the top I was wearing was white, but Warren Campbell revived the old pic, changed the color of the top to blue and add this beautiful background. Thanks Warren I love it. Its lovely.

I had a wonderful day today, indeed I can safely report that I’m blessed to be a member of the Jamaican Entertainment Industry. I have the privilege of meeting some of Jamaica’s talented entertainers and promoters.

Ewan McRae - Flava Squad Entertainment

Today I go a visit from the Ewan McRae of Flava Squad Entertainment, who I found to be a wonderful person and an outstanding businessman.

The meeting was about my involvement with promoting their latest project, HYPE 2K10 Stage Show, which will be held in Black River, Jamaica on April 3. I also happen to be one of the advertising sponsors. The event is being advertised on my entertainment blog – Entertainmentvybz.

The Event:

Flava Squad Entertainment the promoters of HYPE 2K10 promise to make this year’s staging of their annual stage show a most memorable event; despite the pressures of the current economic recession the chief organizer of the event Ewan McRae is adamant that his company will be staging a great event come April 3rd at Independence Park in Black River, St. Elizabeth. Therefore he and his team have put together a very exciting package for Hype 2K10 because they want to give patrons good value for their money. Read the rest of this entry »

After a hard day on the job I have to find time for recreation. I have finally found a new hobby at Facebook.com that keeps my mind relaxed and provides much fun.

I am a newby at farming at farmville but one day soon my farm will be looking as beautifully as some of the gorgeous ones I have visited.

I have decided to take pictures of my farm each week to preserve each stage and level of my progress. It is a very addictive game, but I love it.

Hi to all my farmville neighbours and thanks for all the help I’ve been getting from you. Im sooo enjoying it.

By the way check out my farm. While you are at it you can also check out my Fans Page.

More pictures of Lady Mystery and Reggae Singer Hi Kee during an interview at Vybz 96.3 FM.

Photographs were taken by Anna Brown of A-Class International, Artiste Manager from Germany.

Ah, how sweet Anna you are very sneaky. Didn’t even know that you took me in this position, nice. Read the rest of this entry »

The pictures below are of Lady Mystery, Conscious Reggae Singer – Hi Kee from Pepper, St. Elizabeth; Anna Brown, Artiste Manager from Germany and DJ No Doubt of Vybz 96.3 FM. We were all hanging out in the studio after an interview I did with Hi Kee, who recently returned from a tour of parts of Europe. This was done yesterday, Saturday March 20.

Lady Mystery and Hi Kee – Mad!!! Read the rest of this entry »

Lady Mystery and DJ No Doubt

Vybz 96.3 Fm is owned and operated by Westmoreland Broadcasting Service Limited of 93 Great George Street, Savanna-la-mar, Westmoreland in Jamaica.

The station is classified as a community radio station and as such, our programmes are community related. We are currently commanding percentage of the listener-ship in our coverage area making us the radio of choice for people in Western Jamaica.

Our aim is to continue with our mission to educate, entertain and inform our listeners while spreading positive vybz for all.

Join me, Lady Mystery in my new vision for Reggae Music Radio Shows. Reggae music has taken a back seat to other genres being played on some radio stations all over Jamaica and the wider Caribbean. At Vybz 96.3 FM, we do play our fair share of reggae, but I have decided to focus on the reggae music genre in my two radio shows.

I’m inviting reggae music singers to send me your music to be feature in my programs. We are also available for interviews (conditions apply).

Im inviting organizations within the Reggae Music Fraternity to become title or associate sponsors of my shows to make my vision and the vision of others in the reggae music industry a reality.

Lady Mystery Program Schedule: Read the rest of this entry »

The use of marijuana in some countries can get you up to life imprisonment, (depending on whether you are a user or trafficker) as it is seen a harmful drug, but the government of these countries need to pay attention to what some scientists studying the plant are reporting.

Marijuana can be used to ail or cure numerous health issues. I could go on to show that it is useful in other areas too, but in the article below the author is reporting that “Marijuana Use Can Up Psychosis Risk”. Yes it is possible and you will see findings of the study in the article. But let me ask this: ISN’T OVERUSE OF ANYTHING AT ALL HARMFUL TO OUR SYSTEM? Think on these things.

The Article was published by HealthDay News, on Saturday February 27

Long-term use of marijuana can lead to increased risk of developing hallucinations, delusions and psychosis, a new study shows.

Australian researchers asked nearly 3,100 young adults averaging about 20 years of age about marijuana use. They found that almost 18 percent reported using the drug for three or fewer years, about 16 percent for four to five years, and just over 14 percent for six or more years.

Among the participants, 65 had been diagnosed with a “non-affective psychosis” such as schizophrenia, and 233 had at least one positive item for hallucination on a diagnostic interview conducted for the study.

The researchers found there was an association between length of marijuana use and mental health. Read the rest of this entry »

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — Publishers fighting hard to squeeze every last dollar out of their onlAine-ad inventories have turned to a variety of players to help them make the most of that space. But in doing so, they’ve let a lot of hands into the cookie jar and may find that the increasing complexity — and the crumbs they’re left with — aren’t worth the effort.

It’s not just publishers turning to middlemen but advertisers, too, hoping to boost targeting and effectiveness of their buys. The space between advertiser and publisher has become jam-packed over the last decade, with literally hundreds of ad networks, data companies, yield managers, ad servers and exchanges all purporting to serve advertisers or publishers in some unique way; but all have their own business models that may or may not be adding value to either. And they’re all dipping into the display-ad revenue stream.

In a not-atypical scenario, a publisher may only receive $1 of a $5 cost-per-thousand media buy once all the middlemen have taken their tithes. Where does the rest go? According to an estimate from Tolman Geffs, co-president of investment bank Jordan Edmiston, it gets divided like this: The agency ($.75), ad network ($2), data provider ($0.75), ad exchange ($0.25) and the ad server ($0.25). READ MORE