The leader, a big burly man, gets off his bike and says, \”What are you doing?\” \”I\’m going to commit a suicide,\” she says. 

While he did not want to appear insensitive, he didn\’t want to miss an opportunity he asked \”Well, before you jump, why don\’t you give me a kiss?\” 

So, she does and it was a long, deep lingering kiss. 

After she\’s finished, the biker says, \”Wow! That was the best kiss I have ever had.

 Why are you committing suicide?\” 

 The authentic island sounds of reggae, roots international beat, hip-hop, gospel and creative dancing, complimented by a market place of Caribbean fashions and exotic cuisine are all highlights of the 25th Annual Caribbean Festival. Featuring Jamaica\’s Queen of Dancehall Soul, Cherine, this event is part of the PECO Multicultural Series, taking place this Sunday August 21 from 2pm -8pm.

original post: August 15 (19:45)

modified: August 18 (13:00)

 
(cnbnews.net)UPDATE-Nancy Welsh, Gloucester City Animal Control Officer, explained on Wednesday, August 17, why no one in the press was contacted by the agencies involved with the removal of the 100 plus cats from a home on Railroad Avenue.
 
Welsh said, \”Animal Planet produces a show about hoarding pets such as cats. They do it in a way to protect the privacy of the individual. When the show is finally televised it will be done as though this could have happened in ‘Any Where USA’. Gloucester City will not be mentioned. All the people that volunteered to help, and the agencies involved all signed papers that this would be kept private. \”
 
Continuing she said, \”The cats were taken to shelters in the state of New Jersey. Some rescue groups traveled two hours to get here. They will be put up for adoption. That is not say that someone from out of state can’t adopt one of the cats.
 
\”The SPCA was not involved in the rescue of these animals, even though the truck in the photo had SPCA Police written on it. The truck was driven by people from the Humane Society who purchased the vehicle from the SPCA Police.\”
 
For the record it was the Audubon animal rescue group Joa\’s ARC that contacted Animal Planet. That group also coordinated the rescue with the other organizations.
 

ORIGINAL POST: AUGUST 15 (19:45)

(CNBNEWS.NET)GLOUCESTER CITY NJ-Between 50 and 100 cats (above) were removed from a home in the unit block of Railroad Avenue today, Monday. The process was supervised by representatives from the television show Animal Planet with the help of the AWA and the New Jersey SPCA. According to neighbors in the area this was the third time that a number of cats have been removed from the home in the past month. They estimated the first two times over 50 cats if not more were taken away.