It's another activity-filled week and Something Extra has snapshots for you.

Transport Minister Mike Henry (left), his granddaughter Liane Henry (second left), Kingsley Cooper and Judi Chang hang out at the launch of Henry's book, titled 'Jamaican Cocktails and Mixed Drinks', at the Guardsman Group Limited, Old Hope Road, on Friday. - Photos by Winston Sill/Freelance Photographer

Solid Life's Dena Davis makes a grand entrance to the Prime Asset Management product launch at the Terra Nova All-Suite hotel on Tuesday. - Colin Hamilton/freelance photographer

Arlene Bailey (left), information technology officer at the University of the West Indies (Mona), smiles as she holds a discussion with Professor Evan Duggan (centre), executive director at the Mona School of Business, during the opening ceremony of the Caribbean Regional ITS Conference. Looking on is Niall Sheehy, head of Digicel business. - Photos by Noel Thompson

Minna Israel (right), head of RBTT, and Sylvia Baghaloo enjoy a pleasant talk at last Friday's launch of Mike Henry's book about Jamaican cocktails and mixed drinks at Guardsman Group Limited.

Councillor for the Cambridge division, St James, Homer Davis (right), takes time out from politics to spend the day with his family at a Father's Day brunch at The Wexford on Sunday. Seated on his lap is his 18-month-old son Benjamin. Others (from left) are son Mathieu, mother-in-law Gladys Grant, son Joshua and wife Carlene Grant-Davis.

Arturo Robles (right), lecturer at the University of Mexico, scans through a telecommunications magazine with Dr Hopeton Dunn, director of the Caribbean Programme in Telecommunications Policy and Management, Mona School of Business, at the opening ceremony of the Caribbean Regional ITS Conference, at the Rose Hall Resort and Spa in Montego Bay on Tuesday. The conference runs from June 23 to 26.