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CPU TO HOST "WINE FOR YOUR LIFE," A PARTY FOR PROGRESS

CPU TO HOST "WINE FOR YOUR LIFE," A PARTY FOR PROGRESS

Caribbean-Americans Band Together to Celebrate Culture, Democracy and Barack Obama!

 

Brooklyn, NY – July 22, 2008 – On August 31, 2008, Caribbean Promoters United (CPU) will present "Wine for Your Life," a large-scale fundraiser concert at Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn, New York. The event will feature not only seasoned and renowned artists from the Caribbean but also major U.S. artists. The event will serve to raise awareness on the power of the vote, as well as a substantive contribution to Sen. Barack Obama's election campaign.

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BUDWEISER FORGES PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIONAL ALLIANCE FOUNDATION
 Washington, DC – The National Alliance Foundation, a non-profit network committed to promoting peace and harmony while raising funds and awareness for cancer, announced today plans for the First Annual Budweiser Reggae Summer Fest for Cancer Research reggae show. The inaugural concert will bring top-flight reggae and entertainment to RFK Stadium, home of Major League Soccer’s D.C. United team.
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Caribbean Net News Daily Headlines

Caribbean Net News Daily Headlines: ENTERTAINMENT
  • Guyana documentary fascinates attendees at London event
    GEORGETOWN, Guyana (GINA): Guyana’s tourism potential was again highlighted overseas, this time in London at “A Guyanese Summer Evening” where clips from the three-part BBC series on Guyana titled ‘Lost Land of the Jaguar’ were shown. Stunning wildlife and awe-inspiring adventure highlighted the night.
Caribbean Net News Daily Headlines: TRAVEL
Caribbean Net News Daily Headlines: WEATHER
  • Cayman Islands prepare for Gustav
    GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands (GIS): As Tropical Storm Gustav inches closer to the Cayman Islands, the subcommittees of Hazard Management Cayman Islands (HMCI) report that they have their plans in place to support the Islands during, and after, the storm.
  • Strengthening Tropical Storm Gustav changes track
    MIAMI, USA(Reuters): A strengthening Tropical Storm Gustav jogged to the south on Thursday and was likely to graze southern Jamaica and the western tip of Cuba before nearing the oil fields of the Gulf of Mexico as a powerful hurricane. At 7:30 a.m. EDT, Gustav was 80 miles east of Kingston, Jamaica.
  • Jamaica under hurricane warning
    KINGSTON, Jamaica (ODPEM): As Tropical Storm Gustav becomes better organised, the Jamaican Met Office has replaced the Hurricane Warning for the entire island with immediate effect. A hurricane warning means that dangerous conditions could be experienced within the next 24 hours or less.
  • Gustav threatens Jamaica, new storm in Atlantic
    KINGSTON, Jamaica (Reuters): Jamaicans deserted the streets and government offices closed as a strengthening Tropical Storm Gustav took aim at the island on Thursday on a path toward the Gulf of Mexico oil fields as a powerful hurricane. As Gustav churned through the Caribbean, Tropical Storm Hanna formed in the Atlantic.
Caribbean Net News Daily Headlines: TECHNOLOGY
  • New Internet, data plans for One Caribbean mobile customers
    GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands: As part of Cable & Wireless’ One Caribbean initiative, mobile customers can now surf the web longer, download more information, music and movies for less with the introduction of simplified “Mobile Internet Data” plans, including a new unlimited plan.
Caribbean Net News Daily Headlines: EDUCATION
  • Jamaican teachers want PM to intervene in salary talks
    KINGSTON, Jamaica: Jamaica’s 22,000 public school teachers are hopping mad about the delay in salary increases and fringe benefits and are calling on Prime Minister Bruce Golding to intervene. The teachers were told on Tuesday that the Jamaica Teachers Association had failed to come to an agreement.
  • Montserrat's UWI Campus hosts Eighth Annual Jim Allen Lecture
    BRADES, Montserrat: On Friday, 29 August 2008, the University of the West Indies (UWI) branch of Montserrat will host its annual lecture in the Jim Allen Lecture series at the Brades, Arts, and Education Centre. This year’s lecture is jointly organized by the UWI and the Chief Minister’s Office.
  • OAS meeting of Caribbean education stakeholders concludes in Barbados
    BRIDGETOWN, Barbados: A group of Caribbean stakeholders concluded a three-day meeting in Barbados on Wednesday, in which they discussed details of a distance course for educators entitled “Education for Democratic Citizenship in the Caribbean”. The course was spearheaded by the OAS.

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