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Jamaica Observer
IDB, UNWTO team up to strengthen tourism in region
WASHINGTON, DC, USA (CMC) — The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) have deepened their cooperation on tourism development in Latin... (photo: WN / Zulu)

ag2 Hillary Rodham Clinton addressing a seminar at the Essence Music Festival on July 6, 2007

Government Photos Politics US Wikipedia:Hillary Clinton

Breitbart
Clinton tells Lobo US committed to OAS readmission
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told Honduran President Porfirio Lobo... US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told Honduran President Porfirio Lobo she was committed to his country's... (photo: WN / aruna)

Polling officers and electoral workers counting ballots at the voting centre in the Office Nationale D´Assurance Vieilles on Delmas 17 long after midnight in Haiti´s presidential and parliamentary elections. (mb1)

The Guardian
US diplomats question Haiti's lawmaker elections
TRENTON DANIEL Associated Press= PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — The legitimacy of Haiti's election could be in question after officials released results showing 18 legislative candidates suddenly... (photo: UN Photo/Sophia Paris)
Elections Haiti Photos US Wikipedia: Port-au-Prince

Australian actress Naomi Watts accepts the Hollywood Breakthrough Acting award at the Hollywood Film Festival's Gala ceremony and Hollywood Movie Awards, Monday, Oct. 7, 2002, in Beverly Hills, Calif.

The Daily Mail
Hot Watts! King Kong actress Naomi reveals her bikini body on Barbados holiday
With a successful film career, two gorgeous sons and a loving husband, Australian actress Naomi Watts really does have it all. And if that wasn't enough, the 42-year-old managed to escape the chilly... (photo: AP / Kevork Djansezian)
Actress Celebrities Entertainment Photos Wikipedia:Naomi Watts

Newsvine
Sec. Clinton gives full backing to new Haiti leader, Michel Martelly
aiti president-elect Michel Martelly won unreserved support Wednesday from Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on a visit to the United States in which he criticized the... (photo: AP / Francisco Seco)
Full Haiti Leader Photos Wikipedia :Hillary Rodham Clinton

Hillary Clinton and Huma Abedin

Star Tribune
Clinton offers US support for Haiti's president-elect while outlining daunting task ahead
WASHINGTON - Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has outlined the daunting task awaiting Haiti's incoming president: 650,000 in camps, a... (photo: Creative Commons / Julie Vazquez)
Haiti Photos Politics US Wikipedia: Hillary Rodham Clinton

Abbot Laboratories Philippines main office distributing pharmaceuticals, diagnostic equipment , etc. located in EDSA , Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila , April 1 , 2009.

Jamaica Observer
Caribbean health ministers approve pharmaceutical policy
GEORGETOWN, Guyana (CMC) — Caribbean Community (Caricom) health ministers who met here over the weekend have approved a Caribbean Pharmaceutical Policy (CPP) that... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo)
Caribbean Health Photos Policy Wikipedia :Pharmaceutical

File - Cuban leader Fidel Castro speaks against a possible US-led war against Iraq, Friday, Feb. 14, 2003 at the end of a globalization meeting in Havana, Cuba.

Deccan Herald
Fidel Castro resigns from Cuba party leadership
Havana, Apr 19, (AFP): Tuesday, April 19, 2011 --> Fidel Castro confirmed he had resigned from the top leadership of the Cuba Communist Party in an article published... (photo: AP / Jose Goitia)
Cuba Havana Photos Politics Wikipedia: Fidel Castro

The Examiner
Rihanna has secret siblings in Barbados
Rihanna has secret siblings in her home country of Barbados. Evidently, Rihanna's father had three children before settling down with RiRi's mother, and while they have... (photo: AP / Matt Sayles)
Celebrity Photos Singer Star Wikipedia : Rihanna

Cuban President Fidel Castro greets residents of the Vedado neighborhood in Havana, Cuba, Sunday, Oct. 20, 2002. Millions of Cubans went to the polls on Sunday to chose new municipal officials _ the men and women charged with solving all manner of neighb

BBC News
Cuba's party congress agrees to allow private property
Cuba says it will allow people to buy and sell their homes for the first time since the communist revolution in 1959. For the past 50 years, Cubans have only been allowed... (photo: AP/Cristobal Herrera)
Congress Cuba Photos Communist Wikipedia: Raúl Castro

IPTV News

	Verizon Completes Terremark Acquisition Insurance Newsnet
	Haiti candidate won't challenge 'Sweet Micky' win Herald Tribune
	The Diary: Kanye West; Joe Wright's Hanna; Arcade Fire; Glee star Chris Colfer; Secret Cinema The Independent

Society &Culture;

	Castro proposes political term limits in Cuba The Independent
	Cuba marks Bay of Pigs, opens pivotal Party summit The Boston Globe
	'Pirates Of The Caribbean': Penelope Cruz Talks Filming While Pregnant Huffington Post

Radio & TV

	Haiti's pop star president takes conservative tack Herald Tribune
	Japan earthquake and tsunami: as it happened The Daily Telegraph
	Catastrophe on camera: Why media coverage of natural disasters is flawed The Independent

Les Merveilles de la Mer en Crepes Recipe

Kartoffelkosse (Potato Dumplings) Recipe

Baked Stuffed Shrimp Recipe

Los Angeles Orlando

Pinnacle Entertainment First Quarter Revenues Rise 9.6% to $

List of guests attending the royal wedding

J'can swimmers shine as Carifta Champs ends

'Explosive' Evolution In Pupfish

Barbuda Beach To Be Renamed After Princess Diana

Royal wedding to feature composer Paul Mealor

Royal Caribbean Reports First Quarter Results and Updates 20

Orlando Bosch, militant Cuban exile, dies in Miami aged 84

Nassau, Bahamas 2009.02.25
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Fidel Castro speaks during a special session of parliament in his first official government appearance in front of lawmakers in four years in Havana, Cuba, Saturday Aug. 7, 2010.

Fidel Castro gives brother key vote of confidence

A boy dressed as a Cuban soldier and his mother attend the parade commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Bay of Pigs failed invasion along the Plaza de la Revolucion or Revolution Square in Havana, Cuba, Saturday April 16, 2011. Cuba kicked off a crucial Communist Party congress Saturday with the parade to mark 50 years since the defeat of CIA-backed exiles at the Bay of Pigs.

Castro urges time limits for top government posts

Fruits and vegetables sold at a Farmers' Market/Trading Center in the Philippines

Facility to make entrepreneurs out of farmers

San Antonio Heart of Haiti The Examiner
Trinidad-bound plane strikes vulture in Guyana Jamaica Observer
Cuban eye care programme going strong Jamaica Observer
Wishing Haiti and new president well Jamaica Observer
Brigus Reports Assay Results of 21 gpt over 25 metres at New Mineweb
Rise in crude prices boosts CNOOC revenue China Daily
Methanex Reports First Quarter Results and Increases Dividen StreetInsider
The Truth about Cause and Effect GroundReport
Corporate Run expecting more than 20,000 participants The Miami Herald
Loans and taxes may prove daunting for Cuba economic reforms Lexington Herald-Leader
Ramnarine blasts territorial boards Jamaica Observer
Bahamas disqualified in Boys U-20 mile relay Jamaica Observer
Caribbean tsunami warning system coming Jamaica Observer
Schools go 'green' with Sandals Foundation for Earth Day Jamaica Observer
Climate change and the challenges facing small states Jamaica Observer
VIDEO: Largest seafood plant in Caribbean opening in Kingsto Jamaica Observer
Complant president pledges continued support to Jamaica Jamaica Observer
Caribbean entrepreneur backs creative economy TravelDailyNews
Brigus Gold Signs Letter of Intent to Sell 75% of Its Ixhuat Mineweb
Security ministers to discuss misuse of funds Jamaica Observer

Britain's Labour party Prime Minister Gordon Brown, talks during the second televised election debate broadcast from Bristol, England, Thursday, April 22, 2010, with others unseen Liberal Democrat Party leader Nick Clegg, and Conservative leader David Cameron. The debate is broadcast live and could be a game-changer for the upcoming General Election on May 6, with candidates dueling over foreign affairs

Globalisation: An insider's view

CodePink activists, including Danielle Greene, right, hold signs in support of U.S. Army Pfc. Bradley Manning, the alleged leaker of documents to WikiLeaks, who is currently jailed, Monday, Jan. 17, 2011, during a demonstration outside FBI headquarters in Washington.

Military Whistleblower Speaks Out on Bradley Manning

The key to Haiti's recovery

The key to Haiti's recovery

Portrait of Pope John Paul II from one of last living cardin CNN
Priest from Haiti reports optimism Times Union
Irony of Western human rights agenda China Daily
Wedding's Far-Flung Audience Wall Street Journal
Cuban court issues positive ruling in lawsuit The Miami Herald
Tom Sherwood's Notebook: 04/27/11 NBC Washington
Better to study Cuba than listen to past PMs Jamaica Observer
Changes in the Cuban Revolution Jamaica Observer
Royal wedding fever hits some in UK Caribbean Herald Tribune
Chavez proposes bloc of Latin, Caribbean States Denver Post
Haiti's Martelly seeks new taxes to help schools Herald Tribune
Haiti's president-elect proposes new taxes on cellphone call Orlando Sentinel
Cuba Champions its New Direction, But Only to an Extent Scoop
Senior official at U.S. Embassy in Caracas to lead U.S. miss The Miami Herald
Richie set to take over as WNBA president Fresno Bee
Gadhafi's grip on western Libya may be slipping The News & Observer
Venezuela's Chavez promotes creation of new group of Latin A Star Tribune
Nassau, Bahamas in line for restoration Herald Tribune
Blogger Claudia Cadelo Speaks for Cuba's Younger Generation All Things Digital
Haiti delays certifying election results The Guardian

Lemur CinZoo

AP Interview: Branson says island may save lemurs

Computers

Study questions effectiveness of computers and laptops in schools

Haiti Winner Claims Wider Vote Edge Than Reported

Haiti Winner Claims Wider Vote Edge Than Reported

Orlando Bosch, Cuban Exile Acquitted in Jet Bombing, Dies at The New York Times
Press contacts Crunch
Throw Your Arms Up and Hope The New York Times
It's back and better: All-Star balloting under way MLB
Without His Mother's Milk, a Haitian Boy Is Lost The New York Times
Libyan connection turns some off to .ly Web addresses Denver Post
Haitians Forced Out of Tents to Homes Just as Precarious The New York Times
Los Angeles Puerto Rico The Examiner
Cuban Says He Was Hit by Object in Loss to Portland The New York Times
Taking the plunge ... Canadian/Jamaican group start outsour Jamaica Observer
AMR Corporation Reports 1Q 2011 Net Loss of $436 Million Com redOrbit
Yankees' Colon Throws Back Clock and Pushes Past Blue Jays The New York Times
Aruba Mobile Device Access Control Solution Now Available fo StreetInsider
Learning In The Classroom How To Watch TV redOrbit
Cuba Lays Foundation for a New Leader The New York Times
Cuba's young radicals aim to reinvent the island's politics The Guardian
In a Changing Cuba, Many Remain Skeptical The New York Times
Victor Toro, Tortured in Chile, Fights Deportation The New York Times
Payola in Jamaica: Illegal and unethical or standard busines Jamaica Observer
Changing Cuba BBC News

Looking for WiFi (sl1)

Dekal completes Jamaican islandwide wireless Internet network

President Barack Obama tosses a football with Trip Director Marvin Nicholson in the outer Oval Office on June 26, 2009. Personal Secretary Katie Johnson watches from her desk.

Cuban asks Obama, Google chief for free Internet

Barack Obama on the phone in his private study

Cuban asks Obama, Google boss for free Internet

Alauras Software Partners with Directories Resources and Lau redOrbit
Antigua says U.S. online poker shutdown was illegal Hartford Courant
Fidel Castro: New leaders must fix Cuban economy The News & Observer
VIDEO: Action needed to raise Jamaica's Internet access Jamaica Observer
'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides' featurette and The Examiner
Vaseline Challenges Men to Get (and Keep) a Grip in Exciting StreetInsider
SportsMax provides live Internet streaming of Champs Jamaica Observer
TFC signs Jamaican defender Williams The News & Observer
Over 700 Seafarers Held in Somalia! Scoop
Cuba convicts US aid worker NZ Herald
American contractor found guilty in Cuba The News & Observer
Elray Enters the Online Gaming Industry StreetInsider
Charlie Sheen now says he is Jewish and is going to Haiti wi The Examiner
Former Florida mayor sentenced for online drug sales Lexington Herald-Leader
Well-known lawyer sentenced for online pharmaceutical drug s The Miami Herald
VeriFone Reports Results for the First Quarter of Fiscal 201 Seeking Alpha
Cuba’s Internet repression equals groupthink The Miami Herald
New Mexico Software sells teleradiology in the Caribbean The Business Review
Free internet for all, pleads Cuban star Independent online (SA)
'Sister Internet' forced out of convent National Post

Coffee - Caffeine

Cuba invests $9.5M in coffee, but still importing

Haitian-born singer Wyclef Jean, center, is surrounded by reporters as he waits to submit the paperwork to run for president of Haiti in the next elections at the electoral office in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Thursday, Aug. 5, 2010.

Haiti's pop-star president knows politics

Denise Richards

Escaping the chaos: Denise Richards avoids Charlie Sheen's tour frenzy taking girls on relaxing holiday ...

MTV license new single by Jamaican Indy label Jamaica Observer
'We've just scratched the surface', divers say after findin The Daily Mail
IGT Enters Into Exclusive Agreement With Caribbean CAGE LLC Insurance Newsnet
Cuban exile militant Orlando Bosch dies in Miami Herald Tribune
Updated confirmed guest list for Royal Wedding- Elton John, The Examiner
Rick Pitino forced to pull out of opportunity to coach Puert The Examiner
Treat Mom to a Bahamas cruise with Spanish guitarist Benise The Examiner
Los Angeles Unified board hires five key administrators at D The Los Angeles Times
Top Puerto Rico drug dealer, brother convicted Herald Tribune
Ventre: Could Mark Cuban save the Dodgers? Newsvine
Exploited Indian workers on way home from Trinidad The Times of India
Valero Energy Reports First Quarter 2011 Results Insurance Newsnet
Without His Mother’s Milk, a Haitian Boy Is Lost Herald Tribune
Third TV spot for Johnny Depp's 'Pirates of the Caribbean: O m&c;
Confusing times regarding underachieving White Sox Boston Herald
Royal wedding: the Prince William and Kate Middleton guest l The Guardian
Baton Rouge meningitis The Examiner
The fourth TV spot for 'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Strange The Examiner
Caribbean needs suitable air transport Jamaica Observer
Penn State's Wisniewski has a lot in his favor going into dr Philadelphia Daily News

This handout photo provided by the Gross family, taken in 2005, Alan and Judy Gross are seen in Jerusalem. In the year her American husband has been detained in Cuba, accused of spying for the U.S., Judy Gross has been forced to sell the family home in Maryland and move into a small apartment in Washington. Her younger daughter, distraught and crying as her father's birthday approached, crashed and totaled her car. Her older daughter has been diagnosed with breast cancer.

US contractor convicted in Cuba; 15-year sentence

Cellphone

Finding a suitable regulatory and policy framework for mobile banking

Twitter - Social Networking

State Dept. finds new voice, influence on Twitter amid crises from Mideast to Haiti

Jamaica's technology declines Jamaica Observer
China helps Cuba modernize quake warning system China Daily
Fighting to stay connected The Boston Globe
ICT critical link for Jamaica, India — Vaz Jamaica Observer
Jamaica hosting Caribbean chartered accountants conference Jamaica Observer
O2 Secure Wireless Announces One Hundred Million Dollar Lett StreetInsider
Cuba accuses award-winning blogger of cyberwar against her c The Guardian
Ascenture Hotel Group’s Evolution Marked by Dynamic Growth Insurance Newsnet
Cuba says blogger Yoani Sanchez part of "cyberwar" Hartford Courant
Columbus offers more telecom solutions to Jamaican businesse Jamaica Observer
Exiles bring the majority of satellite phones to Cuba The Miami Herald
Alan Gross convicted in Cuba, gets 15 years San Fransisco Chronicle
Cuba delivers 15-year prison term to U.S. contractor Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Cuba sentences US contractor amid tense ties Breitbart
US 'deplores' Cuba verdict on contractor Gross The Guardian
American contractor convicted in Cuba gets 15-year sentence Denver Post
Cuban court convicts American Alan Gross of crimes against s Star Tribune
Clearwire Names Chairman John Stanton as Interim CEO Seeking Alpha
Greenway Design Group, Inc. (GDGI.PK) Announces a "Green" Pa StreetInsider
Heathrow was crippled by wrong amount of snow The Daily Telegraph

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