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Juvenile tiger shark Bahama's.

Environment Nature Photos Wikipedia: Tiger shark Wildlife

CBC
Ecotourism no threat to tiger shark behaviour
Feeding sharks at offshore dive sites does not appear to adversely affect shark behaviour, according to a new study into the booming ecotourism industry. Researchers at the University of Miami's... (photo: Creative Commons / Albert kok)

Saint-Michel health center authorities display a plan to extend the center facilities to former U.S. President Bill Clinton, the U. N. Special Envoy to Haiti, center, in Mirebalais, Haiti, Wednesday March 7, 2012. Clinton said that a U.N. peacekeeper was responsible for bringing the cholera strain to Haiti but may not have known that he was doing so.

Caribbean Cholera Health Photos Wikipedia: Haiti

Al Jazeera
Clinton: UN soldier brought cholera to Haiti?
Bill Clinton, the UN's special envoy to Haiti, said on Wednesday that a member of the global organisation's peacekeeping force was probably responsible for bringing cholera to the Caribbean... (photo: AP / Dieu Nalio Chery)

Colombia's President-elect Juan Manuel Santos smiles as he arrives at La Moneda presidential palace to meet Chile's President Sebastian Pinera in Santiago, Chile, Monday, July 26, 2010

STL Today
Colombian president: Cuba summit invite unlikely
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos held talks with President Raul Castro on Wednesday amid a controversy over whether Cuba will be allowed to participate in a regional summit, but left indicating... (photo: AP / Roberto Candia)
Business Cuba Photos Politics Wikipedia: Juan Manuel Santos

President Bill Clinton 2007

Seattle Times
Clinton urges officials to stem cholera in Haiti
MIREBALAIS, Haiti - Former U.S. President Bill Clinton said Wednesday that a U.N. peacekeeper was responsible for bringing cholera to Haiti but may not have known that he was doing so, and efforts... (photo: Creative Commons / Flickr upload bot)
Health News People Photos

Secrets to the most popular cruise ports

CNN
Secrets to the most popular cruise ports
March 7, 2012 -- Updated 1535 GMT (2335 HKT) Nassau, the capital city of The Bahamas is one of the most popular cruise ship and vacation destinations. (Budget Travel) --... (photo: WN / Marzena)
Cruise Nassau Photos Ports Ship Wikipedia: The Bahamas

Myrtle Beach named among top world, U.S. beach destinations

The Charlotte Observer
Myrtle Beach named among top world, U.S. beach destinations
Myrtle Beach is among the top beach destinations in the world and the U.S., according to rankings released today by online travel site TripAdvisor. Myrtle Beach was the... (photo: WN / Marzena)
Beach Florida Photos Tourists Travel Wikipedia: Florida

Bob-Marley

Digital Spy
Prince Harry dances to Bob Marley in Jamaica - video
Prince Harry showed off his best dance moves yesterday, as he continued his royal visit to Jamaica. The 27-year-old is representing his grandmother, the Queen, on the... (photo: Creative Commons / Eddie)
Dance Jamaica Photos Prince Wikipedia/Bob-Marley

Britain's Prince Harry listens as his brother Prince William (not pictured) delivers a speech in west London Thursday Jan. 8, 2009. A British newspaper says it has video footage of Prince Harry allegedly using offensive and racist language. The Sunday tabloid The News of The World reported that Harry, third in line to the British throne, used offensive terms to refer to people from Pakistani and people of Arab descent. Britain's St. James's Palace _ the office of Harry and his elder brother Prince William _ said on Saturday that Harry was sorry for any offense caused. The newspaper said the video was recorded three years ago. It alleged he called one person a "paki" and referred to others as "ragh

BBC News
Prince Harry pays tribute to the Queen
Prince Harry has paid a personal tribute to the Queen, describing her as a "wonderful, caring grandmother" to whom he is utterly devoted. He was addressing a... (photo: AP / Toby Melville, pool)
Queen Jamaica Photos Tribute Wikipedia: Prince Harry of Wales

Headlines Caribbean

	Prince Harry runs with Usain Bolt in Jamaica Lexington Herald-Leader
	Cuba to test new AIDS vaccine on humans The Siasat Daily
	Asia de Cuba at Mondrian South Beach pairs ceviche and mojitos The Examiner
	Beyond the beaches: Mexico offers a wealth of cultural treasures Daily Press

Weather

	Last minute Spring Break deals that will knock your socks off- the top 48 The Examiner
	Jamaica's famed coffee industry facing hard times Dayton Daily News
	Surf's up El Salvador! The Examiner

Contracts put Gayle return in a bind

REDjet ends all Caribbean flights amid budget woes

St. Thomas, USVI under $450 round-trip

REDJet suspends all flights indefinitely

A second chance for the rejected

UN Human Rights Panel Deplores Belarus Execution

Cuba detains dissidents ahead of papal visit

Havana detains dissident

Cuba arrests members of dissident group Ladies in White ahea

Still the charmer: Clinton woos audience at Amphitheater wit

SA deadly serious about keeping out yellow fever

Tickets still available for Clinton visit to St. Aug Amphith

Offshore & Maritime

EarthTalk: What effect will Cuban oil drilling have on the e

Royal Caribbean chief says big ships are safe

Caribbean maritime infrastructure needs overhaul to keep pac

Bridgetown, Barbados 2009.02.25
light showers.
	Min: 23°C/73°F Max: 29°C/84°F

Study: Violent crime has spiked in Haiti's cities

Study: Violent crime has spiked in Haiti's cities

FIFA Vice president and CONCACAF (Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football) President Jack Warner from Trinidad listens to a question during a conference at the Global Sports Forum in Barcelona, Spain, Thursday, Feb. 26, 2009.

Former FIFA VP Jack Warner defends himself before Trinidad’s Parliament

ALTERNATIVE CROP OF XLAT152 - In this photo released by Cubadebate and taken by Estudios Revolucion, Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez walks in the hospital in Havana, Cuba, Friday March 2, 2012.

Cuba releases photos of convalescing Hugo Chavez

EDITORIAL - Does CARICOM spook the PM? The Gleaner
Chavez: April summit should be last without Cuba US News
Polands Lech Walesa urges Benedict XVI to help Cuban d The Miami Herald
Cubas Ladies in White warned public protests no longer The Miami Herald
Cuban dissident leader free after brief detention STL Today
Can the Pope bring hope to Cubans? The Washington Post
Rick Santorum: Puerto Rico Was 'A Nice Break' Huffington Post
Pope’s visit to Cuba unites and divides The Miami Herald
Tensions rise in Cuba ahead of Pope visit Jakarta Globe
Pope to find challenges, opportunities in Cuba The Washington Post
More than 70 jailed dissidents released in Cuba m&c;
Leader of Cuban opposition group Ladies in White free after The Washington Post
Mitt Romney Likens Pancake From Charlie Parker's Diner To Pu Huffington Post
The Party Behind the Puerto Rico Primary Huffington Post
Leader of Cuban opposition group Ladies in White free after Star Tribune
US blasts "intimidation, harassment" of Cuban dissidents m&c;
To Be or Not to Be: Political Suicide and Non‐Being in Hait Huffington Post
Mitt Romney looks to Illinois after winning Puerto Rico – US The Guardian
Jamaica was better for Carl Rattray The Gleaner
Many hope Pope Benedict will address tough issues in Cuba Lexington Herald-Leader

Investors are encouraged as Dex cuts costs

Investors are encouraged as Dex cuts costs

Should Peru pay for its own development?

Should Peru pay for its own development?

Cigars - Ramon Allones 898 cigars (OSU MAR 02) from Cuba /aaeh

Smokin'! Cuba Sees Cigar Sales Rise 9 Percent

Probe Antigua's role in Ponzi scheme - US The Gleaner
Sandals to launch corporate university The Gleaner
The Budget Guide to Touring Miami Like a Local The Examiner
Ski France: is Samoëns the country's best resort? The Daily Telegraph
Legoland Windsor: inside the new hotel The Daily Telegraph
Haiti: Where did the money go? The Bureau of Investigative Journalism
Romney ahead in Puerto Rico primary The Australian
Puerto Rico gives Romney another win in GOP contest Business Journal
Latin America ill-prepared for another crisis Business Day
Report: US makes modest gains in graduation rate The News & Observer
Will Channing Tatum be the Next Superstar? Jakarta Globe
Ashcroft's BCB breached rules of Stock Exchange The Independent
Romney Wins Puerto Rico Primary The Street
Trinidad and Tobago plans bond issue Gulf News
Deal, GOP lawmakers quietly craft tax plan Atlanta Journal
Travel advice: adults-only cruise voyages The Daily Telegraph
A new future for CARICOM The Gleaner
Rethinking tertiary education The Gleaner
Understanding and explaining slavery The Gleaner
Barbados-Based Airline REDJet Shuts Down Wall Street Journal

French actor Gerard Depardieu arrives for the screening of the film "Quand J´Etais Chanteur" at the 59th international Cannes film festival, southern France, Friday, May 26, 2006. (AP Photo/Laurent Emmanuel) (js1)

Depardieu Bonded With Castro Over Pate

UN condemns Syrian rights violations

UN condemns Syrian rights violations

Hugo Chavez

Chavez breaks silence after surgery

Users create Wikipedia-style maps of world Independent online (SA)
The Crerar Library, Part I The Examiner
Judge grants Cuban spy's request to visit brother Austin American Statesman
Sean Penn's Haiti work earns humanitarian prize Austin American Statesman
Sean Penn to Receive Humanitarian Award for Work in Haiti IMDb
Valero closing Caribbean refinery The Business Review
St. Joseph's Day: The 10 best Italian-themed movies The Examiner
Nobel group honors Sean Penn for work helping Haiti quake vi Star Tribune
Olympic qualifying soccer matches are ‘marquee event’ for Li The Business Review
Crowds create Wikipedia-style maps of the world PhysOrg
Randy Houser And Wife Show Off Cute Baby Photo Yahoo Music
Versailles Restaurant: Best Cuban Food in Miami The Examiner
Scholarship turns dreams into reality The Gleaner
Fun, creative learning with Do Good Jamaica The Gleaner
St Patrick's events around the world Irish Times
Mitt Romney wins Puerto Rico Republican primary Zeenews
Activists arrested in Cuba ahead of papal visit The Independent
Romney wins Puerto Rico Republican primary Khaleej Times
Mitt Romney Wins The Inquisitr
Mitt Romney wins Puerto Rico primary The Examiner

A delicious cuisine of spinach vegetable with buttermilk - India - healthy food

The Healthy Voyager Global Kitchen replaces Meat with Delicious.

Puerto Rico is the smart island getaway for families

Puerto Rico is the smart island getaway for families

The purported tomb of Jesus and the Resurrection

The purported tomb of Jesus and the Resurrection

News briefs Tulsa World
Old Havana restaurants quietly going smoke-free Denver Post
In Havana, land of Cohibas and Montecristos, many tourist re Star Tribune
Jamaican Folk Singers is 45 The Gleaner
Bolt sees London as Jamaican home from home Zeenews
Sean Penn’s Haiti work earns humanitarian prize Chicago Sun-Times
Sean Penn’s Haiti work earns humanitarian prize The Washington Times
1st day of spring feels more like summer in Tampa The Examiner
Romney celebrates Puerto Rico victory Gulf News
Bike pros compete in Tucson’s Old Pueblo Grand Prix The Examiner
American justice, vigilante style The Examiner
Christine Bleakley's holiday heaven and hell The Daily Telegraph
Pope Benedict and Monti exchange greetings Austin American Statesman
New Alton Towers attraction 'too scary' for under-12s The Daily Telegraph
Bangladesh wins offshore claim Asia Times
Spurr Exit Vogue
Confident Romney calls for unity, looks to Ill. Austin American Statesman
GOP voters' passion uneven for Romney, Santorum The News & Observer
Romney sweeps Puerto Rico primary contest Business Day
Spring Breakers set to roll onto South Padre my SA

When driving on the right side is wrong, concentrate!

When driving on the right side is wrong, concentrate!

Some British travelers bypass Florida for the Caribbean and Mexico

Some British travelers bypass Florida for the Caribbean and Mexico

Hugo Chavez. President of Venezuela, addresses the 61st session of the U.N. General Assembly at UN headquarters, in this Sept. 20, 2006 file photo. Unlike in years past, Bush´s address to the General Assembly did not make waves. It was Iran´s

Chavez travels to Cuba for surgery

NICK GREEN on SOCCER: Let the Games begin ... at Home Depot LA Daily News
Cuban spy convicted in Miami can travel home to visit sick b The Miami Herald
Romney has convincing win in Puerto Rico; Santorum says he's LA Daily News
Sampling Curacao's musical mix Seattle Times
Pope’s visit to Cuba should not be billed as pilgrima The Miami Herald
Romney wins Puerto Rico, GOP campaign continues LA Daily News
Reds' top starter starting to show Opening Day form Cincinnati
Columbia Travel The Examiner
Well-traveled Dotel proud to be Tiger MLB
Church-ordered raid sparks controversy in Cuba LA Daily News
The Death of Investigative Journalism CounterPunch
Prince Harry Tours Jamaica; Vacations at Half Moon, A RockRe The Examiner
Guana Island: Enjoy nature, privacy in Caribbean The Charlotte Observer
Easter excitement and birthday wishes The Gleaner
Over 1,500 runners from overseas to run int he 2nd Jerusalem TravelDailyNews
Cancun a spring break fave again, but where are the Texans? The Dallas Morning News
Santorum heads to Puerto Rico, Romney spends big in Illinois LA Daily News
Prince Harry crowns his Jubilee tour with polo, Caribbean tr The Examiner
Barbados: Sunny destination in the Caribbean The Charlotte Observer
Indians restructure contract of Hernandez MLB

Sea turtle - Green Turtle (chelonia mydas) returning to sea after attempting to lay eggs on Heron Island /aaeh

Sea turtles surf an ocean highway to safer habitat, Stanford research suggests

Black History Month and the uses of the past

Black History Month and the uses of the past

Whether school buses or zones?

Whether school buses or zones?

Santa Fe Community College lands $300K for green job trainin The Business Review
Florida school remembers 6 killed in Haiti quake Palm Beach Post
Many hope Pope will address religious education, dissidents The Miami Herald
University pays tribute to 3 killed The Columbus Dispatch
The missing element in our development The Gleaner
Worthy causes lure students on break Ohio
French Label LUTZ HUELLE to Show at iD Dunedin Fashion Week Scoop
Social Media Shames College Students Into Having a Less Nake Jezebel
Manning's School student tops them all The Gleaner
Superheroes versus Villians Interview with Christopher Knowl The Examiner
The News Matrix: Saturday 17 March 2012 The Independent
Clashes between students and police in Chile BBC News
What the Bible Says Depends on Where You're From Huffington Post
Lynn University to dedicate memorial this morning to student Palm Beach Post
Ice Age, Supervolcano Could Topple US Government Pakalert Press
Chile students clash with police as protests resume BBC News
A Lot Of Really Cool Information About The iPad Business Insider
There is much to be learned from Cuba Granma Internacional
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FIU puts OHL name on engineering, computing school The Business Review

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