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JN E-Update: Jamaica Debt Exchange Programme (JDX)‏

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	JN Group Joins Recovery Efforts in Haiti Resources of the JN Group and its overseas offices are being mobilised for the recovery efforts in Haiti, following the devastation of that country by a 7.0 magnitude earthquake. Jamaica National has launched an 'I Support Haiti' initiative for members of the public to make contributions to the recovery effort. The account number is 10272794 in the name JN Recovery Fund. Earl Jarrett, General Manager, JNBS, expressed sympathy to the survivors. “We want to reach out to the Haitians in their time of need. Haiti is our second closest neighbour; therefore, we are concerned about the restoration efforts and will be doing our part to help.”  You can make a donation to the JN Recovery Fund for Haiti via LIVE by JN. Log on to LIVE by JN Select the Payment option on the left, then click on Single or Multiple payments. From the category drop down menu, select Donations. Under the company drop down menu, select JN Recovery Fund for Haiti. In the Contract/ Invoice option box, enter the account number. Indicate the amount of money you want to donate. Check the pay box and click continue. Each contribution will make a difference. Dear JNBS Member: Re: Jamaica Debt Exchange Programme (JDX) The Government of Jamaica has negotiated an Agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to access a US$1.25 billion loan. The 27-month loan agreement is expected to trigger another US$1.4 billion in funding from the World Bank, the Inter-American Development Bank and the Caribbean Development Bank. In addition to the global financial crisis, Jamaica has suffered from years of low growth. Without access to its normal international credit markets, and in view of the decline in the core bauxite/alumina export sector, major financial reforms are now necessary to put the economy on the path to sustainable growth. Prime Minister, Bruce Golding, told the country recently that without the IMF Agreement, Jamaica would be faced with “a catastrophe,” as the exchange rate would continue to soar, followed by the cost of living. Elements of the IMF programme involve sacrifices for all Jamaicans. The public sector will be restructured and its wage bill frozen over the next two years; Air Jamaica will be divested; revenues from property taxes will be increased; and a Central Treasury Unit will be established to monitor the management of the national debt. The single most important reform is the Government of Jamaica Debt Exchange Programme (JDX) which is expected to save the country approximately $40 billion in interest. This involves recalling some $700 billion of domestic government bonds, with interest rates ranging up to 28 percent. Jamaica is paying out $182 billion in interest costs, and an agreement on the Debt Exchange Programme is an essential part of bringing the economy on track, as well as finalising the IMF Agreement. All local financial institutions holding domestic Government of Jamaica bonds were requested to exchange them for new bonds that will carry lower interest rates and extended maturity dates. The Jamaica National Building Society (JNBS) will honour its existing agreements on member investments for the periods specified and at the rates initially agreed. This, despite the fact that the rates on government instruments supporting these investments will be adversely affected. In addition, while we are already subsidizing our mortgage rates with interest income from Government of Jamaica securities, a slight reduction in these rates is being considered, at this time. Members should note, however, that the current policies are expected to result in lower inflation levels, which have the effect of boosting the real return on investments, thus easing the impact of the lower interest level over the long term. We will continue to provide our members with additional information through a series of meetings to be held across the island and updates on our website; and, our Customer Service Representatives will be available to discuss these matters with you. At the same time, our entire management team and staff members are prepared to work harder to enhance the efficiencies of our operation; and we assure you that, "We'll help you find a way.” Yours sincerely, Earl Jarrett, CD, JP General Manager

JN E-Newsletter: JN Branches Not Open to Public on Saturdays‏

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	Easter Opening Hours for JN Jamaica and Overseas Caribbean Nationals Prep For UK Elections Votes from the Caribbean Diaspora can influence the coming United Kingdom general elections, Dr. Joe Aldred stated during the first session of Caribbean Question Time (CQT) UK 2010 forum in London last month. Dr. Aldred was moderator of the first CQT forum, aimed at encouraging Caribbean people in the United Kingdom (UK) to play a greater role in the elections due there by June this year. Other sessions were held in Birmingham, Manchester and Bristol. read more Use Mortgage Options To Save Your Home - Wanica Purkiss Wanica Purkiss, Mortgage and Operations Executive Giving your mortgage company an early warning signal when you are experiencing difficulty making payments can help you keep your home, says Wanica Purkiss, Mortgage and Operations Executive at Jamaica National Building Society (JNBS). The country’s response to the global economic crisis is effectively compressing real incomes, making it harder for some to meet their mortgage obligations, Mrs. Purkiss said. “Despite these circumstances, we are generally able to help those who come in on time.” read more... New Rehabilitation Programme For Fort Augusta Michele Pollard Gonzalez, Senior Manager, Member Service and Quality Assurance, Jamaica National Building Society (JNBS) examines the stoves and kitchenware donated to the Fort Augusta Correctional Centre for the establishment of a culinary arts programme. Joining her are (from left) Olga Golding-Byfield and Ruby Coke, members of the Women's Fellowship of the United Church of Jamaica and Grand Cayman; Superintendent of Corrections, Reuben Kelly and Reverend Raymond Coke. They were at Fort Augusta recently. The project was selected by the members of JNBS at the Society's historic 135th anniversary annual general meeting in September 2009. read more		JN Branches Not Open to Public on Saturdays Jamaica National Building Society (JNBS) branches and JN Money Shop in Jamaica will be closed to the public on Saturday, April 3 in observance of the Easter holidays. However, as of April 10, JN Branches will no longer be open to the public on Saturdays. Members will continue to have access to services on Saturdays at all eight JN Money Shops, the JN Financial Centre at Loshusan, and the Society’s entire ATM network at branches and other locations across the island. They can also use their JN Money Transfer Cards to access remittances; as well as pay bills online at LIVE by JN. JN Hosts Lottery Scam Forum Minister of National Security, Dwight Nelson (right) discusses strategies being implemented by the government to address the lottery scam in Jamaica with Earl Jarrett (2nd left), General Manager, Jamaica National Building Society (JNBS), and MoneyGram International representatives from left: Dennis Wildsmith, Vice President, Anti-Fraud; Steve Higgins, Caribbean Regional Manager; and Juan Manuel Gonzalez, Manager, Compliance Review and Training. They were participants at a forum on the lottery scam in Jamaica, hosted by JNBS and its subsidiary JN Money Services Limited (JNMS), in concert with MoneyGram International, at the Terra Nova Hotel, on March 15. The forum was attended by representatives from the Ministry of National Security, the US Embassy, the Financial Investigation Division of the Ministry of Finance and Planning, the Jamaica Constabulary Force, LIME and the Department of Customs. ATM and Online Services Being Promoted at JN As the pace of doing business accelerates, and more people want to have access to funds at anytime, in real time, there is greater demand for Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) and online banking services for ready cash and transfers, as well as improve time management. Against that background, JNBS is actively promoting the increased use of its ATM and Online services, Mr. Leon Mitchell, JN Group Marketing Executive, stated last week, (March 26). He said that these services are “cost effective,” and have been upgraded to facilitate improved access; and, therefore their use is being encouraged. “Jamaica National has expanded its ATM access in several branches; and has recently upgraded its online banking service, LIVE by JN, to provide enhanced bill payment facilities,” he pointed out. Norma (left) and Norman Jones, members of JNBS listen attentively to Michele Pollard-Gonzalez, Member Ombudsman and Senior Manager, Customer Service and Quality Assurance, JNBS, at the Regional Members’ Meeting held at the St. John’s Anglican Church Hall, Ocho Rios on March 9. Mr. Wendell Smith, Assistant General Manager, Management Information Systems and Operations, JNBS; and Deloris Jones, Sales and Business Development Manager, JN Fund Managers, discussed the effects of the Jamaica Debt Exchange Progamme with more than 120 members in attendance. Transaction Fees at Jamaica National Jamaica National Building Society (JNBS) will be modifying its ‘no fees for transactions’ policy to include payment for some services. While the date of implementation is yet to be decided, Mr. Leon Mitchell, JN Group Marketing Executive, noted that the change will not affect all members of the Society. Those to be excluded are members who use the JN ATM Teller network as well as mortgagors, senior citizens, and persons with a minimum savings balance of $250,000.00 who conduct transactions at the branches. “Other members will be allowed up to five free, in-branch transactions per month, but will be charged $35.00 for each additional transaction,” he explained. He also stated that there will be no fees to lodge funds to JNBS savings accounts or to make loan payments.

ClickBank Stands by Affiliate Masters

ClickBank Stands by Affiliate Marketers Despite New Tax Laws BROOMFIELD, Colo.- August 10, 2009 - ClickBank officials will continue to work with affiliate marketers in states that are enacting new laws to tax the marketers' sales, while Amazon and Overstock.com, among others, have been moving swiftly to halt their business relationships with affiliate marketers in various states because of the new tax implications. In late June, Amazon terminated its marketing affiliate program in North Carolina after a new law took effect that will tax affiliate sales, and on July 1, Overstock.com notified affiliates in Hawaii, North Carolina and Rhode Island that it would immediately cease doing business with them because of similar new tax laws. But ClickBank, a major online retailer, says it has no intention of terminating relationships with affiliates in certain locations or discontinuing its longstanding policy of collecting and remitting taxes to the appropriate tax authorities in various domestic and international jurisdictions. "We will continue to honor sales agreements with affiliates in the U.S. and abroad, despite new taxes that are being levied against them for sales and marketing efforts," said Dush Ramachandran, vice president of sales, marketing and business development for ClickBank. "One of the benefits of being a ClickBank affiliate is that you can operate wherever you live," said Ramachandran. "We don't want to place limits on that now. Our affiliates deserve the opportunity to earn income regardless of where they live, and ClickBank will continue to support them in their efforts to do so." New state tax laws aim to collect sales tax revenues from affiliates whose marketing activities lead to ecommerce sales. The key issue is whether the affiliates have a physical presence in a state that taxes ecommerce activities. The state of New York was the first to enact such tax laws, and more states are following suit.
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Affiliates, Are You Tweeting?‏

	AWeber Affiliate Newsletter May. 21, 2009 In This Issue: Affiliates, Are You Tweeting? Spotlight on - Alexandria Brown Affiliate Tip - New AWeber Banners Ads Did You Know - AWeber Video Tutorials Affiliate Education - Pay Per Click Advertising Affiliates, Are You Tweeting? Lately, it seems that the world has been tweeting about everything under the sun.  A lot of affiliates are not aware that Twitter can actually help grow your affiliate campaign and gain you more marketing exposure. Learn How! AWeber Affiliate Spotlight: Alexandria Brown Internet marketing "Ezine Queen" and CEO of Alexandria Brown International Inc., Alexandria (or Ali) Brown has been a source of inspiration for marketers across the globe. Ali has many resources for her readers and subscribers. One I'd like to share with you is called 7 Formulas for Writing Articles That Get Read! Read Ali's Article Affiliate Tip: New AWeber Banner Ads! In order to add some color to your affiliate campaigns, AWeber has added some great new affiliate banners. The new designs will help you promote AWeber even more effectively! Lets Take a Look at Them!   Did You Know: AWeber's video tutorials are second to none.  We thoroughly educate our customers so they are more prepared to succeed.  You should familiarize yourself with our video tutorials and how they can help your customers. Learn How   Affiliate Education - Pay Per Click Advertising. No affiliate campaign is complete without a solid foundation in Pay Per Click Advertising (PPC). Check out these resources to gain more information on PPC and how use it to make your affiliate campaign a success. PPC Super Affiliate Strategies Gain Instant Exposure With Search Advertising 5 Steps to Pay Per Click Advertising That Works Google Adwords For Dummies I hope you find these resources useful. They will help you grow as an AWeber affiliate and give you some great tricks of the trade. As always, if you have any questions about your affiliate account, please contact us. We would be more than happy to help you. Like this? Share it! Did someone send you this email?  Would you like to join our affiliate program? You can join now and start earning today! Happy Marketing! Best Regards, Ron Givens Affiliate Manager AWeber Communications 877-AWEBER-1 Ext. 731 RonG@aweber.com			Your Account     Blog     Webinars     Videos     Knowledge Base     Contact Us     Unsubscribe     Affiliate Fact:   The new changes to the AWeber affiliate program have taken place.  Commission boost plus more!  Contact Us   We're here to help!   Email Customer Support   Hours 8AM - 8PM ET Mon-Fri 9AM - 5PM Sat   Toll Free Phone 1-877-AWEBER-1   International Phone +1 215-825-2196   Your Affiliate ID 219425   Your Affiliate URL aweber.com/?219425   Don't want to be an affiliate anymore? contact us with your affiliate ID and password. Want to be an affiliate, but don't want these emails? Unsubscribe here.
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TypePad Newsletter---May 2009

Everything TypePad » Forward this to a friend » May Newsletter Blogs to Make You Happy Blogs can be serious business, but they can also be a wonderful distraction. Here are a few blogs that make us smile – we hope they bring some happiness to you, too. Indigo Voices Carry your laptop to a comfy chair, curl up, and prepare to get lost for a few moments in the beautiful, dreamy world of Indigo Blue. Filled with gorgeous photos, thoughtful reflections and fantastic links, this is a perfect way to retreat from the world for a little while. Beerleaguer Blogger and sportswriter Jason Weitzel has hit one out of the park: an award-winning blog dedicated to covering “alternate viewpoints” on the Philadelphia Phillies. He’s a great writer – smart, controversial, and opinionated. If you’re a Phillies fan, this one’s for you. Cute with Chris. Scruffy puppies. Teeth-baring cats. The occasional Chihuahua on a skateboard. Actor and blogger Chris Levins has created a blog that never takes itself too seriously, and is always good for a smile. Do more with your TypePad Profile Your TypePad profile is a great way for people to find out more about you and see what you’ve been commenting on around the web. And now it’s even better; when you add your TypePad blog to your profile, links to your latest posts will appear under “Recent Activity” so that readers can find your last content fast. You can also choose how much or how little you share with your profile and your recent activity. Read more about the recent upgrades to TypePad Profiles. 10 Quick Tips to Improve Your Blog Design A good-looking blog design is one sure way to attract more readers and keep them on your site longer. To help you create a stylish, beautiful blog, we’ve created a list of 10 design tips with ideas such as how to use white space effectively and why you should add photos to your blog. Check out these 10 design tips and make your blog look fabulous. Generate Income through Your Blog Six Apart Media has helped hundreds of bloggers earn income by advertising on their blogs, and we can do the same for you. We’re not your average ad program – we provide lots of extra support and services to help make you successful. Learn more about monetizing your blog. Is There a Book in Your Blog? Join blog expert Andy Wibbels and Blurb’s Chad Jennings in a webinar designed to show you how to turn your blog into a book. Psst: they’ll be offering discount codes, too. Get all the webinar details.     Design Tip: Modifying the Journal Theme Color Do you have a Pro account or above, and use the “Journal” theme on your blog? Visit our related post on the Everything TypePad blog to learn how to customize it to your liking and tell us what modifications you’ve made. Find out more.

8 Things e-Tailers Need To Know About Shopping And The Sexes

     

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Thursday, April 30, 2009 The following is based on research, not sexism or prejudice of any kind. Conclusions are by nature overly general, and there are many exceptions to the following "rules" of masculine and feminine behavior. Quite simply, there really are general and stark differences in the behaviors men and women, but this fact should never be used for discrimination or other types of abuse. Also, in the following, jokes and wisecracks abound. The author apologizes in advance if you don't find him funny and reminds you they're only jokes. Have some keen demographic insight? Tell us. Do you know the main demographic using your website? Is it meant to attract women, men, or both? If targeted toward a specific sex, there are some things you might need to know about how men and women use websites and approach the buying process. So take the following information, gleaned from studies and surveys, and apply it how you think best. 1. Men want to complete the task and get on to the next task. Women want to experience the task. Guys, I know that sounds stupid, like forming a relationship with pain, but this is why women are good at taking care of you. Generally, they seem to be more thorough, which is why she's never ready when you're jingling your keys at the door and why you might survive getting stuck in a blizzard once you finally get out the door. (That's a poor example. She'll likely know there's a blizzard coming and will protest leaving at all. Men believe they will defeat the blizzard. Women, I know this sounds stupid, but this is why men are good at killing mammoths, and why they're good at protecting you. In the end, it's all about taking down the beast.) 2. On the Web, both genders agree that ease of use is the most important aspect of usability. Pose as a visitor. How easy it is to upload/download/view/purchase? However, men prize download speed over easy navigation, while women place both easy navigation and accessibility ahead of download speed. Customization was the least important to both. What's a good way to speed up or improve site performance? Comment. 3. Women are more holistic when shopping. They want to see and weigh all the options, want to be advised, and want to take their time making a decision. One explanation of this is that women tend to think more long term about their purchases: Will this still work in six months? Will I be able to wear this next year? Watch Your Business Grow with Email Marketing - Free Trial 4. Men want to get in, buy it, get out. They don't want help unless it involves help at the checkout to speed their exit. They think of immediate need more than long-term need. It's a very simple thought process: I want to grill some meat. My grill is old and doesn't cook meat well anymore. I need a new grill to cook meat with, one that makes it easier to cook meat than this old one. I'll buy a new grill, take it home, grill some meat. Meat grilling problem solved. Women want to know if the grill is easy to clean, if the buttons still work when summer rolls around again, if it looks good in the yard, if you can steam vegetables in it. 5. Men like coupons because it narrows the choices and provides clear-cut incentive to buy one particular thing they can go in, buy, and get out with. (Think: There is animal. Animal is dead. Now go home, show female, eat animal.) 6. Women prefer sales for exactly the opposite reasons. Sales present many options with many different benefits to many different people other than the woman shopping and the right product is its own reward. They form relationships with the products and then decide which relationship works out best. (Think: There are lots of different berries, nuts, herbs. Some are poisonous. Some make the baby sick. Some go bad quickly. Some are at the top of the mountain and are dangerous to get. Some cost a goat. But this one is good for everybody, is safe to eat and gather, doesn't cost a goat, and will last through winter.) What types of promotions have worked best for you? Comment. 7. When it comes to photos, women focus on faces and pay special attention to pictures of couples entwined. Men, as in real life, focus on, well, other parts and don't give any special attention to couples. Depending on hormone levels, though, women may also focus on, well, other parts. 8. Here's something men and women generally agree on: the color blue. In one survey, 42 percent of people (35 percent of women, 57 percent of men) listed blue as their favorite color. Women's other favorite color was purple, which actually factored significantly on men's least favorite color list, right up there with brown and orange, the least favorite colors of everyone. 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Weekend games update from FWG!

--- FreeWorldGroup.com Weekend Games Update --- 1 May 2009

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Virtual Families

Virtual Families is a casual family sim that runs in true-real time.
Adopt and nurture a needy person in the computer. Help them meet a mate,
and start a family. Pass on the house to the next generations.

Platform - PC/Windows/Mac
Game size - 56MB

http://www.freeworldgroup.com/computer-games/virtualfamilies.htm

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-Bloony Wheel- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/bloonywheel.htm
-Cat Woman Dress-up- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/catwomandressup.htm
-Iron Snail- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/ironsnail.htm
-Daily Witness- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/dailywitness.htm
-5 Mins to Kill Yourself- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/5minutestokillyourself.htm
-Neon Maze- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/neonmaze.htm
-Hit Stick 2- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/hitstick2.htm
-Androkids 2- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/androkids2.htm
-Bummin a Ride- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/bumminaride.htm
-Desktop TD Pro- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/desktoptdpro.htm
-Rollercoaster Revolution- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/rollercoasterrevolution.htm
-Bike Challenge 2- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/bikechallenge2.htm
-Life Ark 2- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/lifeark2.htm
-Bahrain Racer- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/bahrainracer.htm
-Catalyst- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/catalyst.htm

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Impulse 2- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/impulse2.htm
Scribble Online- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/scribbleonline.htm
Tower Defense Generals- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/towerdefensegenerals.htm
World of Pain- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/worldofpain.htm
Spate- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/spate.htm
Portal Ball 2- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/portalball2.htm
Battle Fones- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/battlefones.htm
Candy the Naughty Cheerleader- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/candythenaughtycheerleader.htm
Armored Creep Defense- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/armoredcreepdefense.htm
Run Away Train- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/runawaytrain.htm
Palindromes- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/palindromes.htm
Rune Towers- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/runetowers.htm
Red Moon- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/redmoon.htm
Escape Rosecliff Island- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/computer-games/escaperosecliffisland.htm
Now Boarding 2- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/nowboarding2.htm
Bang Heroes- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/bangheroes.htm
Wild Tribe- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/computer-games/wildtribe.htm
Mate Master- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/matemaster.htm
Epsilon Strain- http://www.freeworldgroup.com/games8/gameindex/epsilonstrain.htm