 Have you ever been in a situation where you just knew you’d been there before? You knew exactly what was going to happen and what everybody involved was going to say. We all have déjà vu moments in life. From time to time we go through the same experiences and wonder why. |
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MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica (May 2, 2008) - Former NFL Player Miles McPherson, president of the Miles Ahead organization and Pastor of the 10,000-strong Rock Church and Academy in San Diego, is set to deliver back-to-back messages of hope to the people of Jamaica tonight (Friday, May 2) and Saturday, May 3 at Montego Bay's Dump Up Beach.
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By Bevan Springer
MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica (May 3, 2008) - I have written about the impact of Diaspora-centered tourism for several years - this week in Jamaica I was honored to witness the powerful intersection of both faith and Diaspora tourism. |
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By Bevan Springer
 NEW YORK (April 26, 2008) - While the 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup may have helped economic expansion, boosted infrastructure investment and furthered functional cooperation across the region, many in the tourism circles did not reap the kind of dividends they expected from the sporting spectacle because of the unexpected early defeat and exit of major cricketing nations such as India and Pakistan and the absence of traditional winter visitors many of whom who chose to stay away from the Caribbean during the Cup's staging. |
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Ex-NFL and NBA Players team up with Jamaica football stars to conduct inspiring sports clinics for young people
 MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica (April 29, 2008) - The sporting genius of Jamaicans is admirable and should be developed into educational opportunities, said former professional NBA basketball player Zack Jones who is currently in Jamaica conducting sporting clinics in the Montego Bay area. |
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Krista Henry, Staff Reporter
 No stranger to the screen, Jamaican-born and raised actor Peter Williams remains focused on his career in film.
With a Genie Award nomination and more than 50 film credits to his name, this Jamaican-Canadian star was dubbed "one of the country's finest actors" by the Montreal Gazette. Williams was enjoying his return to Jamaica for the premiere of his most recent project, A Winter Tale, when The Sunday Gleaner caught up with the busy star. |
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By Bevan Springer
 NEW YORK (April 5, 2008) - The dictionary defines "Diaspora" as any group that has been dispersed outside its traditional homeland.
In the Caribbean's case, this dispersion of nationals represents a rich source of intellectual and financial capital. The Caribbean Diaspora, scattered across the Caribbean, North America, the United Kingdom, Europe, and remote destinations in Asia and the Pacific, represents a passionate, upwardly mobile and influential market that if strategically tapped will aid immeasurably our home region's development. |
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by Bevan Springer
NEW YORK (March 29, 2008) - Reverend A.R. Bernard, founder and CEO of the Brooklyn-based Christian Cultural Center, the church home for thousands of Caribbean-Americans in the tri-state area, teaches that "Change is the only constant in life; And when change is necessary, not to change is destructive."
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Caribbeanpreneur Magazine
We are always looking for the brightest and the best that the Caribbean has to offer and this list is a true reflection of that. Here is Truly Caribbean’s top ten male Caribbeanpreneurs to look out for in 2008. |
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by Truly Caribbean Woman
Do you ever wish you could just run down to the grocery store and pick a man off the shelf? Well you know what I mean. You just look at all the options and pick the one most suited for our needs. |
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by Caribbeanpreneur Magazine
Today’s technology is one of the essential tools for success as a Caribbeanpreneur. The emergence of new telecommunication providers such as Digicel and AT&T in the Caribbean market place has enabled many young companies to do business while keeping costs low. Some islands still only have one phone service provider and so the challenge remains on how to stay connected with clients on island or abroad without breaking the bank.
Here are a few solutions: |
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