61. Living In Jamaica Art Culture culture of jamaica culture of jamaica - Cyberjam-Cyberjam - Features event andparty reviews, image galleries, interactive calendar, audio clips and a joke http://www.escapeartist.com/jamaica/art.html

Living in Jamaica Index for Jamaica Caribbean Index Escape from America Magazine Alexander Cooper - Alexander Cooper Art Professionals Limited - Art Professionals Limited - Markets prints and cards reproduced from original works of art by Jamaican and Caribbean artists. Artworks - Artworks - A virtual web art gallery showcasing the artwork of several Jamaican artists. Barrington Watson - Barrington Watson - Features biographical information, exhibition listing and online gallery of this writer and artist. Culture of Jamaica - Culture of Jamaica Cyberjam- Cyberjam - Features event and party reviews, image galleries, interactive calendar, audio clips and a joke arena. Easy Jammin' Art - Easy Jammin' Art - Features Jamaican art, carvings, paintings, craftwork and sculptures. Graham Davis Paintings - Graham Davis Paintings - England born, Jamaican based painter; features a biography, exhibition listing and a selection of paintings. Jamaica Art - Jamaica Art - Online gallery featuring landscape and religious art, as well as the work of several Jamaican artists. Jamaican Art Directory - Jamaican Art Directory - Illustrated directory of Jamaican art, artists and art related web sites.

62. Jpop @ Jpop.com - Japanese Pop Culture Idols Music And Entertainment - All About Sports Feature. Adam Fulford reports on yesterday's friendly betweenJapan and jamaica. October 17th, 2002. Japan 11 jamaica. http://www.jpop.com/jvjresult.php

Warning : main(topnav.html) [ function.main ]: failed to create stream: No such file or directory in /home/maguro/public_html/jvjresult.php on line Warning function.main ]: Failed opening 'topnav.html' for inclusion (include_path='') in /home/maguro/public_html/jvjresult.php on line Sports Feature Adam Fulford reports on yesterday's friendly between Japan and Jamaica. October 17th, 2002 Japan 1-1 Jamaica It's pointless to draw any conclusions from one game, but it's hard to welcome Zicoism with open arms on the basis of this performance. Zico probably wanted a resounding victory in this game, but he got a hollow draw, and the crowd didn't seem wildly exuberant about a point at home versus the Reggae Boyz. Jamaica were individually outclassed at times, but they seemed to know that a draw was a realistic objective and they played for it and got it. With a little luck, they might have won 2-1. If Japan had had a little luck (or a couple more games under their belts), they might have won 3-0. In the first half, Japan's champagne soccer fizzed briefly from time to time.

63. Jpop.com | A Portal Into Japanese Pop Culture Responds to Zico's reported plan of using primarily Kashima/Jublio Players and noJ2 players in a preview of the upcoming friendly with jamaica on October 16th http://www.jpop.com/jvjpreview.php

Who is Japan's best overseas player? Takahara Nakata Ono Inamoto Suzuki Toda View results Where are you from? written on Apr 9 2003, 12:14 AM by yu yu hakusho vs. dragon ball z written on Apr 9 2003, 12:10 AM by Daily Ogura Vision written on Apr 9 2003, 12:09 AM by Dlfiles Daily Ayaya Vision written on Apr 9 2003, 12:06 AM by Dlfiles Daily Ayaya Vision written on Apr 9 2003, 12:02 AM by Hiei Back to Jpop Features Keith Casner Responds to Zico's reported plan of using primarily Kashima/Jublio Players and no J2 players in a preview of the upcoming friendly with Jamaica on October 16th - October 1st 2002 The more I think about Zico's apparent intention to field a Kawata Antilo lineup for Jamaica, the less plausible it seems to me. The biggest problem is that both teams are loaded with mature stars at key positions who are unlikely to figure in the 2006 picture, and thus unlikely to be selected now, while in many places where there are young stars on the two powerhouses, they are in positions that overlap with each other and the foreign legion. My conclusion? He's blowing smoke and trying to stimulate candidates to more strenuous exertions for their J-League clubs by emphasizing the importance of team results.

64. Caribbean Websites And Links Organised In An Easy To Use Directory jamaica Society and culture. Home Page ThemeIndex jamaica jamaica - Societyand culture Home Page ThemeIndex jamaica jamaica - Society and culture. http://www.caribbeansitedirectory.com/links/jamaica-societyandculture.html

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65. @theIslands: Jamaica enchanted island. Delight in jamaica's culture while shopping at thecrafts market, I n Montego Bay, raft down the winding Great River. http://www.cmmweb.com/travel/jamaica.html

Travel to the ultra all-inclusive resorts of Jamaica, St. Lucia and Antigua The Sandals Difference Land and Water Sports Specialty Sports Relaxation ... VACATION QUOTE Come to Jamaica and Feel All Right Dunn's River Falls, one of Jamaica's most popular sights. A lthough Sandals is a perfect slice of paradise, sometimes the temptations of the outside world beckon. If you choose to leave our "Garden of Eden", you will need your wallet - even Adam and Eve had to pay a price when they left. Christopher Columbus described Jamaica as "the fairest land mine eyes have ever seen". Today, it still remains one of the most magical destinations in the world. Its colorful culture created "out of many, one people" brings a warm, welcoming smile and a rhythm all its own. So join the people of Jamaica and share the wonders of their enchanted island. Delight in Jamaica's culture while shopping at the crafts market I So experience Jamaica - and be inspired by its harmonious people and revel in the islands beauty. Jamaica is famous for its white sand beaches The Sandals Difference Land and Water Sports Specialty Sports Relaxation ... VACATION QUOTE

66. Culture ReggaeFusion - The Encyclopedia Of Jamaica's Music Profile on culture from ReggaeFusion The Encyclopediaof jamaica's Music Industry. http://www.reggaefusion.com/Performers/C/Culture.html

67. Roy Douglas: Roots And Culture – From Jamaica To Birmingham UK - Birmingham Mus Roy Douglas Roots and culture – from jamaica to Birmingham UK BirminghamMuseum and Art Gallery jamaicanborn artist Roy Douglas, who combines the http://www.absolutearts.com/artsnews/2001/07/24/28898.html

submit your arts news media kit about us services ... art history Indepth Arts News: "Roy Douglas: Roots and Culture – from Jamaica to Birmingham UK" 2001-07-24 until 2002-01-31 Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery Birmingham, , UK Jamaican-born artist Roy Douglas, who combines the industrial elements of Birmingham with Caribbean influences, is displaying a fusion of these two cultures in an exciting new exhibition at Soho House, part of Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. Using wood, coconut shell and fibre glass resin, he creates individual sculptures which reflect the city’s industrial nature. He blends traditional skills of wood working with methods of moulding gleaned from his experience of the manufacturing industries in Birmingham. Much of his work is highly personal and reflects his early life in Jamaica, his family and his memories. He also takes inspiration from every day life and his pieces have a practical function. Examples include the mythical ‘The Owl and the Pussycat’, figures made from coconut shell and fibre glass resin; Roy’s Auntie Celeste in her Sunday best; and a three-foot figure called Smiley! Says Roy: I really enjoy expressing myself through art and craft work, even though I’ve begun this later in life. After I visited Jamaica in 1988 I had a strong desire to come back to Birmingham and turn my thoughts into something tangible. I’m delighted that my sculptures will be shown at Soho House – I am very keen for people to come and see, touch and enjoy my work.

68. An Economic Assessment Of Jamaica's Fish Culture The study reportechere established information relevant to decisionmaking aboutfish culture in jamaica, delineated areas in which information deficiencies http://www.ag.auburn.edu/icaae/pub19.htm

SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS It has been established that Jamaica has a strong neec for additional sources of cheap animal protein. Fish cutture has possibilities which must be considered in view of the development plan for the country. The study reportechere established information relevant to decision-making about fish culture in Jamaica, delineated areas in which information deficiencies exist, and suggested means for obtaining information needed for decision-making. A. Facts related to decision-making are: A sizable demand exists for fresh fish in Jamaica. This result is manifest through: (a) high prices of other fish in existing markets, and (b) high prices of competitive high-protein food products. The labor supply for fisheries operations should be adequate to begin tnis enterprise in tne country with selectea farmers. Extension education is a necessary complement to a fishery venture. Byproduct feedstuffs are available in sufficient quantities to begin fishery operations in certain areas. An adequate marketing and transportation infrastructure is available for beginning a fish culture enterprise.

69. Culture House For Jamaica culture One of the best jamaican craft is jewelry made from local semiprecious stones.The people of jamaica have two favorite foods and they are bananas, and http://www.learningspace.org/passport/nov/team1.html

Jaimaca Setting the Table Unique Food Unique Celebration ... About About Jamaica The Arawak Indians, who were the first people to live in Jamaica, called it Xaymaca, which meant island of springs. Today, Jamaica's beautiful beaches, soaring mountains, and pleasant climate attract more than 700,000 tourists every year. Geography The ocean next to Jamaica is the Atlantic ocean. The location of Jamaica is a good one because it is hot and sunny there, and it only snows some of the time, and because of the hot climate it is a very good place for tourists that come to Jamaica every year. Of Interest The people of the Jamaica climb waterfalls it is a sport and unique to Jamaica. Red-Stained water caused by the mining of bauxite, mars the natural beauty of Jamaica. Landforms Jamaica's many mountains include the Mocho Mountains, which rise in the center of the island, and the Blue Mountains, which rise in the east. Limestone formations are found in the northwest area known as Cockpit Country. Culture One of the best Jamaican craft is jewelry made from local semiprecious stones. The people of Jamaica have two favorite foods and they are bananas, and mangos.

70. Go-Kingston | A Go-Local Jamaica Community Web Site | Kingston Photo Gallery - T at work, A tenement yard view from behind the culture yard, culture Yard garden PhotoGallery Home jamaica Carnival 2001 WI vs South Africa Oakridge Carnival http://www.go-kingston.com/history/photos/trenchhome.html

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71. Jamaica: XtraMSN Travel jamaica. culture. The island's rich artistic heritage reaches backto preColumbian days when the Arawak Indians etched petroglyphs http://xtramsn.co.nz/travel/0,,8849-1441011-5,00.html

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72. The Jamaica Labour Party, History, Culture 1962 -1987 on a local level and in an unselfconscious manner celebrated their culture, it wasthe JLP Government in 1963 that started the Annual jamaica Festival which http://www.thejlp.org/aboutUs/history/culture.htm

Home About Us Our Vision Candidates ... Contact Us Labour Party History Culture 1962 -1987 Marcus Garvey Through the Social Development Commission and the Sports Development Agency before that, the JLP Government provided training and encouragement for athletes and sportsmen, developing discipline, providing recreation and the path to high achievement. Continue...(International Relations 1962 - 1987) The Formative Years In Opposition In Government Now ... Print this document The Jamaica Labour Party 20 Belmont Road Kingston 5, Jamaica Tel: Hotline: 1-888-VOTE JLP (868-3557) and 1-888-JLP HOPE (557-4673) Fax: General Information: info@thejlp.com Volunteer Information: volunteer@thejlp.com Donations: donate@thejlp.com All other Questions: faq@thejlp.com

73. SCN - Usenet: Soc.culture.jamaica -> Soc.genealogy.surname Usenet Newsgroups from Freenet.de soc.culture.jamaica soc.genealogy.surname.soc.culture.jamaica soc.culture.jamaican soc.culture http://www.scn.org/usenet/freenet-de/de-soc2.html

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74. World History Archives: The History Of Culture In Jamaica The history of culture in jamaica. Hartford Web Publishing is notthe author of the documents in World History Archives and does http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/43/index-hf.html

The history of culture in Jamaica Hartford Web Publishing is not the author of the documents in World History Archives The history in general of Jamaica Jamaican culture in general Redemption Song Robert Nesta Marley, 1980. Lyrics to a song on mental slavery by Bob Marley. Island Debates National Hero Status for Reggae Superstar By Howard Campbell, IPS, 18 April 2000. Around the world the dreadlocked image of reggae music popularised by Bob Marley is synonymous with Jamaica, the island where he was born 55 years ago. But for many Jamaicans, Marley's international acclaim does not mean that he is any kind of role model for the country. Plan for nude nuptials upsets Jamaicans The Straits Times, 3 February 2001. Hedonism III resort's plans for the 'world's largest nude wedding' has created a stir. During the past three decades, as tourism has boomed, Jamaicans have quietly endured visitors' stereotypes of their country as a place to frolic by the Caribbean Sea and leave 'civilisation' behind. The history of religion in Jamaica Away With Obeah Laws Say Rastafarians By Sam Pragg, IPS, 20 January 1999. Members of the rastafarian community call laws against Obeah should be removed because it is a really a religion, not witchcraft.

75. Go-Jamaica ::MINISTER OF EDUCATION, YOUTH AND CULTURE, SEN. MAXINE HENRY-WILSON Jan 15, 2003 65431 PM) We are just at the moment trying to complete our culturepolicy and to link Will the government of jamaica waive this stipulation? http://go-jamaica.com/chat/ts_maxinehenrywilson.html

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76. Amnesty International - Library - Jamaica: The Culture Of Violence Must Stop Service Nr. 120 jamaica the culture of violence must stop In the wake ofthe recent outbursts of violence in jamaica. Amnesty International http://web.amnesty.org/ai.nsf/Index/AMR380172001?OpenDocument&of=COUNTRIES\JAMAI

77. Travel And Culture: Jamaica Me Crazy chance? Well, let me tell you a paradise of wonder awaits on the smallisland of jamaica. it. Everything about jamaica is just perfect. http://www.teenink.com/Past/2002/March/Travel/JamaicaMeCrazy.html

H ave you ever wondered what the perfect place to visit would be if you had the chance? Well, let me tell you: a paradise of wonder awaits on the small island of Jamaica. Although it's not as small as it seems (which is a good thing), it is the perfect place to go. When I went, I had the greatest time of my life. The Jamaicans are very nice people with a cool accent. My friends haven't stopped listening to Jamaican music since they first heard it. Everything about Jamaica is just perfect. There are so many places to go and things to do. There are white sandy beaches and the ocean is so crystal clear that you can see everything from coral to colorful fish; the snorkeling is great. Another great aspect is all the fresh fruit, and how much better it tastes. Some people there carry things around on their heads in a very unique way: they wrap cloth around their heads and then place the object on top and position it so it stays balanced. It's amazing! One of my favorite things about Jamaica is the sugar cane because it is pure sugar. One of the most interesting things I have ever seen were the Glistening Waters. The name describes exactly what it is: one of a few lakes in the world that allows a rare organism to live in it. Have you ever wondered about fireflies and why they have a green glow? Well, when you touch this water, it glows bright green exactly like a firefly, except there are millions of these organisms that are so small you can't feel them. We got to swim there in the dark, which was really amazing.

78. Jamaica Birth home the hospitals the birth center contract midwifery education questions answersarticles jamaica past trips tax deductible donations email. jamaica. http://www.jamaicabirth.com/culture.html

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79. Organisation Chart Of The Government Of Jamaica/Ministry Of Education And Cultur culture Edna Manley School of the Visual and Performing Arts. Institute ofFolk culture. Institute of jamaica. jamaica National Heritage Trust. http://www.cabinet.gov.jm/docs/MinEdCulture.htm

Select a Ministry Ministry of Agriculture Ministry of Health Ministry of National Security Ministry of Justice MINISTER Ministry of Education and Culture Subjects (Education) Education Policies and Programme Management Regulation of Educational Institutions: (a) Pre-primary (b) Primary (c) Secondary (d) Tertiary (e) Independent Schools Libraries. Literacy. Vocational Training (including Apprenticeship and Industrial Training). Subjects (Culture) Art and Culture Departments / Agencies Education College of Agriculture, Science and Education. Community Colleges. Educational Institutions. Human Employment and Resource Training. Jamaica Library Service. Jamaica Movement for Adult Literacy. Jamaica National Commission on UNESCO. National Council on Education.

80. Jamaica - Travel - Tourism - Informational Facts News And Culture International Forum Express Yourself, jamaica jamaica - Travel - Tourism- Informational Facts News and culture culture jamaican community online. http://www.externalharddrive.com/countries/jamaica.html

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