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Something extra

Published:Tuesday | September 6, 2011 | 12:00 AM
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Young Joshua Lewis (left), Children's Gospel Song winner, has the full attention of Michelle Wilson-Reynolds (right), senior vice-president, group marketing and corporate affairs, Capital and Credit Financial Group, at the company's 15th annual scholarship awards ceremony, The Jamaica Pegasus hotel, New Kingston on Saturday, September 3. Deon Campbell, mother of the winner, is partly hidden. - Winston Sill/Freelance Photographer
Lyttleton Shirley, chairman of the South East Regional Health Authority, has the enviable position between Deveta McLaren (right) and Jacqueline Smalling-Walker at the reception held on Friday, September 2, for two overseas consultant surgeons who performed free scoliosis surgeries in Jamaica recently. See Sunday's 'Outlook Magazine' for details.
Deveta McLaren and Winfield Boban, managing director of Medical Technologies Limited, smile for 'Something Extra', at last Friday night's reception for two consulting surgeons who recently performed free scoliosis surgeries in Jamaica. - Contributed photos
From left: Joni McCalla, Clara Kahwa and Ramona Guy never miss Ultra Inclusive Saturdays at Top Floor inside the newly renovated Quad in New Kingston.
From left: Rani Badaloo, Terri-Ann Samuels and Ramona Guy are a sight for sore eyes.
Marsha Morris (left) shares the spotlight with friend, international model Joelle Lodenquai, who returned home from China for a short vacation.
Ramona Sirju hangs out with Jermaine Simpson.
From left: Actress Qin Hailu, actor Andy Lau and actress Deanie Ip pose during the photo call for the movie 'A Simple Life' at the 68th edition of the Venice Film Festival in Venice, Italy, yesterday.
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Two doctors were fêted for performing free surgeries last weekend and the young and beautiful were spotted at Ultra Inclusive Saturdays.

TUESDAY TALK
1. Local sport fans are being warned of an impending showdown between two egotists involved in the country's sports administration. It's the classic example of the impossibility of two bulls ruling in the same pen. And the gods seem to be on the side of one, handing him a scandal with which to prove his point.

2. Not many people were impressed with the executive who went public with details about her love child. This is happening many years after the fact and some have called it an act of indiscretion to be expressing details at this time.

3. Customers need to be aware that some of the country's well-established shops are cheating their customers with impunity. This was played out recently at the uptown branch of a very popular store when a customer discovered that she was overcharged $1,000 for an item, perhaps due to mislabelling - what was distressing was the attitude of the staff who seemed to think nothing was really wrong with making such a mistake. No one seemed anxious to amend the egregious error.

4. The lecturer is said to be on the prowl for a new love interest while his wife settles down to develop her career. Late nights and early mornings are just what the doctor has apparently ordered. More anon.