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Déjà deux ans...film est sortie l'an dernier sur super écran : #Vacarme

Merci à tous ceux qui l'ont vu en passant. by @jackpotentiel

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5 years ago

Grateful- Reconnaissant
🙏🏾💛💛💛💛💛🙏🏾 by @jackpotentiel

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4 months ago

Toujours en bonne compagnie aux matchs de @alliancemontreal

@jackpotentiel taken in Verdun Auditorium by @jackpotentiel

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4 months ago

Congratulations to the newly weds.
Compliments to all the guest looking good for the night and the vibe was right.

More blessings to you and this union. taken in Pincourt, Quebec by @jackpotentiel

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8 days ago

@olivier.rioux à offert 10 places à nos jeunes pour participer à une clinique de basketball.

À sa manière, il redonne à la communauté de basketball qui lui a donné beaucoup de soutien.
Bravo aux 10 enfants qui y participeront:

Sael Roche
Anaé Roche
Lenny Roche
Noah Jean
Silas Cassuto-Veriter
Liam Garcia
Isaie Exantus
Joaquin Baroso
Zeineb Harouchi
Jayden Guerrier-Mitale taken in DOD Basketball (CBSTL) by @jackpotentiel

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12 days ago

Perfectly imperfect 🫰
Photoshoot
@pierresonvaval 📸
@coalitionpoze by @jackpotentiel

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14 days ago

@miamiheat vs @raptors
@centrevideotron
Birthday gift for a special someone
Greatful to @nbacanada for making this happen.
Let’s go by @jackpotentiel

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15 days ago

2 billets à donner
Pour le match des @raptors vs @miamiheat à Quebec au @centrevideotron .

Suivez-nous! Et, explique nous pourquoi vous devriez gagner. taken in Canada by @jackpotentiel

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17 days ago

Im at @cafe_mondello_mtl and they carry my guys rum @ronlegendario that is imported by @galadeux_

Thanks for the shot Steve!
Everything is on point my Sicilian paisan! taken in Cafe Mondello by @jackpotentiel

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17 days ago

Can I tell you a story...
The year is 95-96 and It's my last year in high school. At that time I was top 20 player in the school according to my peers. I had dream of getting recruited to play in the NCAA and killing the GMAA league at that time. The year prior the coach told me i would have more playing time.
🚨Problem🚨...there is a new coach...his name is Jean Dorcely...

Made me bench that whole year except for the only tournament game I had and scored 2 free throws. I was 3rd string PG behind G.Rosalva and C.Biassou.

I was pissed we butted heads...but i learned to watch the game. I learned plays and stats. I also learned to bring water to my teammates. When i got injured and dislocated my shoulder in practice, he was at the hospital with me ( cursed the shit out of me) but made sure I got home to my mom.

He gave me a shot at coaching. I am a descendant of his knowledge. What John Thompson was to Georgetown, Jean Dorcely was to my life and to others. He challenged us as young black teens becausr he knew the world and society would be the way it is with us 'til this day.

I want to thank him for everything you have done by being in my life.

You are a mentor, my big brother and a father figure that I needed. Love you man. Respect to your work. I'm just filling your shoes when the opportunity is there.

We got so many stories to tell about him and his coaching clique... taken in Académie Dunton by @jackpotentiel

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19 days ago

@le.baratineur quelle soirée!
Merci pour les crampes, l’ambiance, la nourriture et l’hospitalité. Eddy, je m’attendais pas à tout cela.
Merci à l’équipe du bar, la cuisine et les serveurs ainsi que les managers.

Je dois aussi tag les personnes du comedy show:
@hassouna_matata @dolino.real @ofcoursecharaf @evelyne.r.m

S/o #lyesfalestine pour le networking! by @jackpotentiel

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22 days ago

Well...
This man is the man.
I'm from his bloodline.
Maybe this picture will bring answers to some or questions but know this: he must of went through a lot and was a wealthy man. Sent his kids to USA and Canada. Had land a d rum distilleries, a business man with boutiques. And...yes...lots of children (different times). Nevertheless his traumas, his values, his resilience, his education and knowledge went to his kids and they pass them on to us.

So when this province talks about immigration and think that our parents had to come to live a better life, they are wrong. Some of them did because of politics/ politricks. Trust me when I say his kids lived well and wealthy. Just challenging to start from scratch but his kids they did it.

Food for thought...if this speaks to you comment or like. No jugement here. taken in Haiti Cheri by @jackpotentiel

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