FOLK FESTIVAL FAMILY FUN DAY 2009
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2009 MEYER LEVIN SCHOOL GROUNDS 6909 Beverly Road & Ralph Avenues, Brooklyn, New York 11203 Award winning flautist Keith Waithe to launch new album “Gathering Echoes” at 2009 Guyana Folk Festival As the title suggests Gathering Echoes is literally a collection of sounds, crossing genres with ease in true Keith Waithe style. […]
2009 Thunder Beach Fall Motorcycle Rally Panama City, Florida
Check out the Information for the upcoming 2010 2009 Thunder Beach Fall Motorcycle Rally The 2009 Thunder Beach Autumn Motorcycle Rally will be held on September 24-27, 2009 in Panama City, Florida (FL) There will be Bike Contests, Tattoo Contests, Poker Runs, Live Music – with Live Bands, Vendors for Merchandise, Food/Drinks, Bikini and Wet […]
The 9th Fashion Caribbean
For further information on Fashion Caribbean please contact: Image Modeling Agency Tel: 784 456 2555/784 493 0793 email: [email protected] website: http://www.fashioncaribbean.vc
Miss Anguilla Pageant Competition Finale
The grand finale is one of the best attended shows of the summer festival with contestants competing in the final four segments that complete the pageant competition. Contestants compete in the Introductory Speech, Talent, Evening Wear and Interview. The scores from the swimsuit and costume segments of the previous week are added to the finale […]
Interview with Chef Jamika Pessoa of `The Next Food Network Star` Fame
This month we interview Jamika Pessoa, the `The Next Food Network Star` contestant of Jamaican Heritage. Her contagious smile and Caribbean inspired recipes were on display for 6 weeks on season 5 of “The Next Food Network Star”. She made the final 4 cut before being eliminated. As we rooted for her each week she inspired many […]
Book Review: A Cow Called Boy
About the Book:A touching story of Josh’s fight to save his hand-reared bull-calf, Boy, from the butcher’s greedy hands. Book Review Reviewer: Oren O. CousinsSynopsis:A Cow Called Boy is a humorous and dramatic true-to-life novella or novelette which can be enjoyed as a serialized bed-time story read to pre-literate tots. It can be read with enjoyment by literate six-year olds and by still sprightly or physically challenged , bespectacled nonagenarians. . A young and small bullkin, by the name of Boy, insists on invading a class in a small rural school, he wake of his owner, schoolboy Josh Mahon. Boy’s insistence triggers off a stream of reactions, crises and consequencies, some serious, but others mostly humorous. Josh is late for school when the bullkin defies all efforts to prevent him from going to school with his owner. Mrs. Anthony, Josh’s class teacher, “amazed and afraid,” immediately objects to the calf entering her class room . “Get him out of here! Are you crazy?” she shouted […]
The 2009 Prince & Princess Show
The 2009 Prince & Princess Committee is pleased to present the contestants that will participate in the 2009 prince & princess show, under the theme “Embracing the Legacy of Distinguished Educators.” The contestant line- up is as follows: Contestant #1 – Orealia Kelly Primary School ShaunaKae Lake & Jhoan Heredia Contestant #2 – Morris Vanterpool […]
HIV/AIDS awareness at the workplace
There are some issues at the workplace that many of us would rather not talk about .One of them is the matter of HIV/AIDS. How should we treat with that co-worker who has been diagnosed with the condition? Do we still continue to have lunch with him/her? Do we cut all links and throw out […]
2009 Summer Festival Slogan Competition
The Anguilla Tourist Board/Anguilla National Carnival Committee is currently accepting submissions for the 2009 Summer Festival Slogan Competition. All entries should be submitted to the Anguilla Tourist Board or the Festival Office located at Landsome Bowl on or before Monday March 2 2009, between the hours of 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday. […]
Protests Mount as Development Plans Threaten One of Jamaica’s Tiny Gems
Environmentalists in Jamaica are understandably in an uproar over plans to build villas on a tiny island off the coast near Port Antonio. We called it Monkey Island when I was a child in Portland. The island was then part of Cold Harbour, where Ronald Beswick was the overseer. He was one of my father’s […]