Jamaican Racer Doug Gore Trumps Competition in Motorsports Meet

  With the ATL Automotive Audi TT DTM in tip-top shape, Doug ‘Hollywood’ Gore went with all guns blazing to dethrone ‘King’ David Summerbell Jr  and set a new Dover track record of 1.18.114 minutes with a breathtaking performance at the recent Independence of Speed race meet held in Jamaica. The previous record of 1.18.47 more »

You are hereby commanded to be Wotless

  Last year JW and Blaze coined a new word for the wotless (worthless, obscene, mama-don’t-like) behavior West Indian people often display in the streets and inside fetes. They called it Palancin. But this year Kes stripped us of our inhibitions and gave the world a free pass to be “Wotless,” which is also the more »

Welcome to $3.6 billion worth of tourism

              History of Baha Mar The vision of Baha Mar started more than five years ago when Baha Mar Development Company was formed. Baha Mar designed a plan to deliver an authentic Caribbean experience incorporating the essence and spirit of The Bahamas and to revitalize Nassau’s Cable Beach area, more »

April’s Editorial – This Isn’t Your Average Pothole!

By EDITOR There is nothing else in the world that is all at once serene, awe inspiring and terrifying than the natural karst caverns that are blue holes. And it seems nothing else in the world keeps a secret better than these portals to an underwater world seldom seen by man and rarely traversed because more »

That’s Carnival for ya!

By EDITOR Photos courtesy of Jamal Smith The word Carnival might stir a number of sensations and emotions within the person who has participated in its crazy and awe-inspiring splendor, while those who have not experienced it are probably wildly jealous of those aforementioned people. But for all the popularity surrounding it, many of the more »

February’s Editorial: China to the Caribbean – “We stay!”

By EDITOR Photos: By Tony Grant Jr. As I mulled over what was to form the base for February’s editorial, several issues along the lines of drugs, guns and human smuggling topped my list. Those seemed to be a common infiltrator of countries in the Caribbean basin. But then I remembered another; a less ominous border crosser, and more »

January’s Editorial – Eye on Haiti

By Editor Jean-Claude “Baby Doc” Duvalier is back in town. Haiti’s once exiled president touched down on the island nation Sunday, much to the dismay of the United States. However, the haitian people seem happy at his surprise return from France after being gone for almost 25 years. I got a glimpse into the minds more »

Verbal Calligraphy every Thursday night, Hollywood, FL

Analogy, free and asserting his right to be

By Editor He screams out to the croud “my mind is free”, but the language he releases from that mind is secured and bound like a well melded alloy, and he hands his audience nothing less than poetry – solid and weighty. He calls himself Analogy. And while those dear to him know him as more »

3 Important Tips on How to Keep your Brand Relevant on Facebook

This post is by Social Media Management and Marketing Expert Andre Kay/Ceo of Sociallybuzz.com Ever posted a status update, picture or video on your facebook fan page and realize its not showing up in yours or your fans news feeds. So what good is it to have thousands of fans but every time you post more »