| | Welcome to Go-Jamaica's newsletter. This week we are featuring: | - Go-LocalJamaica-Coffee-The "wake up brew"
- Pieces of the Past - Jamaican Weddings
- The Jamaica Star - Peace between 'B'
- Youthlink - Music in the blood
- Go-Jamaica Client Showcase - Featured Clients: Suzie's Fine Baked Goods and Snead & Sons - the Perfume Factory
- Nationwide - The Current Affairs Magazine Programm
| Go-Local Jamaica.com - Coffee - "The wake up brew" |  "Caafee is big people tea" is the word from some folk in rural Jamaica. While others say "Don't talk to me until I have had my coffee". Whatever the saying it is true to say that coffee is a popular beverage the world over and here in Jamaica is no exception.
To read this interesting article click here … http://www.golocaljamaica.com/readarticle.php?ArticleID=3130
| Pieces of the Past - Jamaican Weddings |  "JUST HOW far back the union between man and woman goes is difficult to tell. What is certain is that the idea of marriage and the traditions that go along with it continue to evolve:
For the full article and many more historical accounts logon on to http://www.jamaica-gleaner.com/pages/history/
| | Music in the blood |  Joel and Jeremy Moder are two chips that have not fallen far from the block. The piano-playing brothers who come from a long line of musicians say music and piano are their passion. Their mother is Rosina Moder-Ashbourne, a music teacher at the American International School of Kingston... http://www.youthlinkjamaica.com/artiste.html | | The Jamaica Star - Peace Between 'B' |  On July 10, Bounty Killer and Baby Cham shared the same stage at the Guinness B's Explosion stage show. Even though there has been bitter blood between them for quite a while now, there is peace now. To see more click here http://www.jamaica-star.com/thestar/20040701/ent/
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|  Nationwide
Programme Name: Nationwide
Programme Hosts: Cliff Hughes, Carol Narcisse, Carol Vassall
Programme Description: Nationwide is a current affairs magazine programme broadcast on Mondays to Fridays from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. The programme seeks to be on the cutting edge of news reporting backed by in-depth comment and incisive analysis. Its guiding creed is embodied in the words, 'go where the truth leads'.
Nationwide's flagship features are its major newscasts at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. Cover Story, The Nation's Business and Public Opinion. These constitute a solid mix of hard news, current affairs and sports, and lifestyle issues.
In the four years since its birth, Nationwide has carved out a reputation for breaking major stories, fearless news analysis and commentary, penetrative interviews and up-to-the-minute coverage of news events.
It is also now viewed as required listening for policy makers, the thinking Jamaican who has an interest in public affairs and leaders of the socio-economic and cultural spheres of national life.
About the Hosts:
Carol Vassall, with over 23 years of experience as a civil lawyer, contributes to the depth of analysis for which Nationwide is reputed, when she co-hosts the programme on Thursdays and Fridays with Hughes. She is fairly new to the field of talk radio, having served as club member of Hot 102's Breakfast Club for over a year, before joining the Nationwide team in March 2002.
She came to media attention when she spoke out against the injustices in the coffee industry on talk shows, as an advocate for the Jamaica Coffee Growers' Association. Vassall is still passionately solution-oriented , and she believes that through her role as co-host of Nationwide she can contribute to solutions to many of the country's problems.
Next week we will feature Carol Narcisse
Programme email: nationwide106@hotmail.com
Telephone nos. 876 968-4901-3 To enjoy this great service click here
http://www.go-jamaica.com/power/pp-nationwide.html
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| New Music Mixes |  Now you can listen to some of the country's most popular dancehall, calypso and reggae mixes at http://jamaicastar.com/ruggedjams/ Every week we will bring you new mixes. Enjoy the music and remember to share it with your friends.
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| Client Showcase – Featured Clients: |  Suzie's Fine Baked Products
This cake is made from Jamaica's fine rum among other ingredients. To taste this delicious cake order here:
http://www.discoverjamaica.com/shop/suzy/
 Snead & Sons - The Perfume Factory
100 % unique Jamaican fragrances have been on the market for over 30 years. The Lyme, Spyce and Bay Rhum are manufactured … To place your order, click here …
http://www.discoverjamaica.com/shop/snead/
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| Go-Jamaica Store |  Go-Jamaica merchandise is now online. Gifts include trendy T-shirts for men & women, hats, caps, bags and of course the delightful cuddly toy. http://www.cafeshops.com/gojamaicastore
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 Our plans make it possible for everyone to have a Web presence. We will make it easy for you to create your own Web page, have your own email account, and establish your online presence. GO-JAMAICA will help you from your basic ideas and concept to the finished product.
At GO-JAMAICA, we are positive that with the right planning, development, and marketing, we will be able to reach your target audience. Log on and see http://www.gojamaica-host.com |
| | Your Feedback: Advise vs. Advice | In last week's issue the word "advise" was incorrectly used in the phrase " need legal advise?". The correct word should have been "advice". "Advise" is the verb meaning to to give counsel(advice). Therefore the phrase should have been "need legal advice?".
Thank you for your feedback and for highlighting the error. We look forward to your suggestions, comments and feedback. |
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