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SportsJamaica.com: - Experience The Joy Of Cricket Online

This summer the Gleaner Online will be featuring 'ball-by-ball' accounts of international one-day series and test matches around the globe. In July you can keep abreast of the West Indies performance against Sri Lanka. You can also follow the battle between Australia and England for the "Ashes" on the site. Fans of cricket can also check out the excellent graphs and statistics that reflect the highs and lows of the days play. Fans and followers of the game can also discuss the events of the day in the sportsjamaica forum. For more information on this dynamic new feature click here www.sportsjamaica.com

"A Ricky Rudie a.k.a Bling Dawg",' is his favorite line when appearing on stage Marlon Ricardo Williams aka. Ricky Rudie is better known by his stage name, Bling Dawg.
He was born at Jubilee Hospital, Kingston, grew up in Portland, and later resided in Miami and New York. The 30-year-old DJ describes himself as an easy-going individual who can get along with people very well, but, being human, can be miserable at times and 'sometime-ish'. Check out this revealing interview with Bling Dawg at http://www.golocaljamaica.com/entertainment/artisiteprofiles/blingdawg.htm

Jamaica-Star.com: I Want To Forget Him

I am a 19-year-old female living in London. I have lived in London all my life. On my 18th birthday, I met a Jamaican guy on the bus. We exchanged numbers and started having conversations over the phone.
He asked me to come over for a drink at his flat. At first I refused, but the third time he asked, I decided to go. One thing led to another and we had sexual intercourse.

The second time I went to visit him, he told me that he lied about his age; he wasn't 22 but actually 26 years old. I told him I don't want a relationship with someone his age… What do you think Tell Me Pastor had to say.
Click here http://www.jamaica-star.com/thestar/20050627/pastor/pastor1.html

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King Pepper Products Ltd. is the proud manufacturer of "Eaton's" brand seasonings and condiments. King Pepper is located near the beautiful and historic town of Falmouth on the north coast of Jamaica. Since the company's inception in 1985, we have produced goods under our own "Eaton's" label as well as provided contract manufacturing for other prestigious Jamaican and international companies.
Over the years its product range has grown to include over 15 different products - all with a distinct Jamaican or West Indian flavour. For more information click here www.eatonsjamaica.net

Grace Kennedy is one of the Caribbean's largest and most dynamic corporate entities. The company started in Jamaica in 1922 as a small trading establishment and wharf founders and has expanded and diversified over the years. Today, the Grace, Kennedy Group comprises a varied network of some 60 subsidiaries and associated companies located across the Caribbean and in North and Central America. Its operations span the distribution, financial, remittance and food manufacturing industries.
For the year ended 31 December 2004, the Group recorded sales of US$ 501.5 million. The market value of the company stood at US$625.7 million at end 2004, an increase of 117% over the previous year's value of US$288.4 million.
Its mission continues to be, 'to satisfy the needs of Caribbean people wherever we are in the world'.
For more information click here http://www.gracekennedy.com/grace/