41. About Junkanoo.com About Junkanoo.com promoting Junkanoo, Bahamian culture and the bahamas. the continued development of the most distinctive aspect of Bahamian culture. http://www.junkanoo.com/about_us/

Established in 2001, Junkanoo.com is a Bahamian company/website dedicated to promoting Junkanoo, Bahamian culture, and the Bahamas as a whole both locally and internationally, as well as helping to preserve and ensure the continued development of the most distinctive aspect of Bahamian culture. We are committed to providing unbiased, bipartisan information on everything related to Junkanoo including the groups and personalities, the history, the sights and sounds, and all Junkanoo-related events. Junkanoo.com is dedicated to providing Bahamian students, scholars, casual fans and Junkanoo fanatics alike, with the most comprehensive source for Junkanoo-related facts and information, while taking the international community on a colourful excursion into the distinctly Bahamian phenomenon that is Junkanoo. more year category optional Boxing Day New Years top of page site map 2003 Tajiz Ltd.

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Aggiungi il tuo sito sulle Bahamas Bahamas Events Bahamas Thanks to www.bahamas.com The Nassau/Paradise Island Experience Come visit the jewel of The Islands Of The Bahamas Nassau/Paradise Island. As the cultural, social, political and economic centre of The Bahamas, it is the most visited destination in the islands. Nassau/Paradise Island has much to offer visitors. There are more sights and activities here than you can experience in one trip. Pristine beaches, duty-free shopping, posh resorts, dazzling casinos, exciting attractions, historical landmarks and water and land sports of every kind are all waiting for you. And they’re all just a "stone’s throw" away from each other. The area known as Nassau/Paradise Island includes two separate islands connected by two bridges. Nassau, the capital city of The Islands Of The Bahamas, is located on the northeast shore of the island of New Providence. Tiny Paradise Island is directly across the bridge from Nassau. Although Nassau/Paradise Island accounts for less than two percent of the land area in The Islands Of The Bahamas, it is the residence for 60 percent of Bahamians. Water activities abound in Nassau/Paradise Island. The most popular sports include sailing, diving, snorkelling, fishing, powerboating, waterskiing, windsurfing, parasailing, jet skiing, kayaking and swimming. With its temperate climate, you can comfortably participate in these activities all year long.

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46. Judith Dawkins' Web Site - The Bahamas These people shaped the colourful history of The bahamas and made the To experience Bahamian culture and art, you should make plans to attend Junkanoo. http://www.nova.edu/~judidawk/bahamas.htm

The Bahamas History of The Bahamas Geography played a part in Bahamian history. In 1492, Christopher Columbus made his first landfall in the New World on the island of San Salvador in the eastern Bahamas. After observing the shallow sea around the islands, he said "baja mar" (low water or sea), and effectively named the area The Bahamas, or The Islands of the Shallow Sea. Since it was located close to Florida and well-travelled shipping channels, The Islands Of The Bahamas caught the attention of explorers, settlers, invaders and traders. These people shaped the colourful history of The Bahamas and made the country what it is today. Our Culture Bahamian culture is like no other. It has embraced a panorama of native customs of the indigenous "Indian" people who populated The Islands Of The Bahamas over the eons. Then Bahamian culture suddenly underwent an abrupt change beginning in 1648 when English Puritans settled on the island of Eleuthera. It has further evolved over the past four centuries, witnessing the arrival of Bermudan slaves and free blacks, British Loyalists (accompanied by slaves) fleeing America after the War of Independence, freed Africans from slave ships, Black Seminoles from Florida, people from other Caribbean islands, as well as Chinese, Syrian and Greek immigrants. These people with their different backgrounds, traditions and beliefs shaped Bahamian culture into the unique, colorful patchwork of life and lifestyles that it is today.

47. An Unforgettable Way To Experience Bahamian Culture Is Through See The bahamas in a way only a child can. The diverse cultural history of The bahamas nurtures an equally diverse calendar of festivals. http://www.bahamas.com/bahamas/experience/whatguidedetail.aspx?sectionid=2601&ex

48. The Nassau Guardian - Www.thenassauguardian.com.com on the culture of The bahamas and the importance of tourism to the economy. is sensitive to the cultural nuances that exist here in The bahamas. http://www.thenassauguardian.com/bixex/355230969658598.php

Wednesday, July 13, 2005 Home Sports Business Lifestyles ... Baha Mar executives get cross-cultural training By MINDELL SMALL,Guardian Staff Reporter mindell@nasguard.com Expatriate executives of Baha Mar Development Company Ltd and Cable Beach Resorts recently participated in a Bahahost cross-cultural seminar designed to bridge cultural boundaries and improve corporate communication and productivity. On April 6, Baha Mar Chairman, Sarkis Izmirlian signed the Heads of Agreement with the Government for the redevelopment of the Cable Beach strip to include the construction of a $1.2 billion Las Vegas-style mega resort. Major training was a part of that agreement as the company pledged to invest an initial $15 million in employee skills improvement exercises. Baha Mar also saw advantages in training its expatriates about Bahamian culture to enable them to form better relations with staff. They therefore chose the Bahamahost programme, a hospitality industry-training initiative developed by the Ministry of Tourism in 1978, which focuses on interpersonal skills development and offers an in-depth look at defining aspects of Bahamian culture. "It was really an eye-opener for them," said Valerie Carpenter, Ministry of Tourism Industry Training Manager and organiser of the all-day event. "They all knew Cable Beach, but not necessarily about the rest of The Bahamas. This first seminar was geared toward giving them a better handle on the culture of The Bahamas and the importance of tourism to the economy. In the future, we're hoping to conduct further training with this group."

49. The Nassau Guardian - Www.thenassauguardian.com.com As the Minister responsible for culture in The bahamas, it is important to promote Bahamian culture, said Wisdom. Expected performances include The http://www.thenassauguardian.com/social_community/311154338143330.php

Wednesday, August 10, 2005 Home Sports Business Lifestyles ... Cultural festival for Delaporte By LaShonne Outten,Guardian Staff Reporter The Delaporte Community is doing it again. With the immense success of its cultural festival last year, the member of parliament for Delaporte, Neville Wisdom, and the Delaporte Comm-unity Association anticipate this year's festival - which will be held August 27- to be better than ever. Under the theme 'We are one people' this event is in honour of the late Alvin 'Tommy' Thompson, the first black hotel manager in The Bahamas and a founding member of the Delaporte Community Association. The aim of the Cultural Fest is to bring residents and tourists together in a festive atmosphere. An estimated 8,000 to 10,000 Bahamians and tourists are expected to attend the event. With the proceeds from last year's fair a new bus for the Cable Beach Police station was purchased. However this year the Association will furnish Delaporte's Community Centre with 10 to 15 computers. "This is yet another initiative by the Association that will go a long way in continuing to create and encourage community development," said Minister Wisdom.

50. Info On The Bahamas By far the strongest cultural influence in the bahamas is African, Bahamian culture is like no other. It has embraced a panorama of native customs of http://www.macduffs.com/basic.html

The natural beauty of the Bahamas shines in it's pristine white beaches, aquamarine waters, and lush vegetation. These natural features, coupled with a sunny climate, have made it a premier warm weather destination, and the nation welcomes in excess of three million visitors per year. The original inhabitants of the Bahamas were the Lucayan Indians, who were destroyed by the Spanish after Columbus visited the Bahamas in 1492. Over the centuries, the Bahamas has welcomed inhabitants from all over the world, and this unique mix of cultures has resulted in a strong Bahamian culture, which has been able to successfully withstand the neighboring influences of other more powerful nations. Many of the islands of the Bahamas have distinctive sub cultures, which delight the visitor in search of a cultural experience. By far the strongest cultural influence in the Bahamas is African, which originates in the influx of slaves to these islands. Of the traditions passed down through the centuries, none is as vibrant and dynamic as Junkanoo. Once a British colony, the Bahamas became independent in 1973. This young nation is a unique blend of the modern and its past legacy, The Bahamas....it just keeps getting better!

51. WorldTravelGate.net® - Culture Of Bahamas, Caribbean. WorldTravelGate.net Information about the culture of bahamas, Caribbean. http://www.americatravelling.net/caribbean/bahamas/bahamas_culture.htm

ADVERTISING INFORMATION Bahamas - Culture Most people, when they think of The Bahamas, think of a single island. Or an area. Wrong. The Bahamas is a country. A country of 700 different islands and cays, stretching southeast off the Florida coast. And if you've been thinking about an island vacation, you won't find more islands, or more interesting islands, than right here in the country of 700 islands and cays. Our islands differ physically: pine forests, white sandy beaches, limestone caves, lush plantations, bone fishing flats and the world's third largest barrier reef. They differ historically: Indigenous Arawak Indians, Seminole Indians from Florida, Eleutheran Adventurers from England, post-Revolutionary planters from Carolina and pirates all settled here. Even Columbus paid us a visit in 1492. And because each of our islands retains its individual character, each has something unique and unexpected to contribute to your island vacation. We've got islands so secluded, only the lighthouse keeper has a telephone. Islands where everything swings from casino to golf course. Islands for the country-club set, where tennis overlooks mile-long beaches. Islands bustling with colonial charm. Islands for frogman and islands for fisherman. Even our islands have islands- a Sunfish sail from nearly any beach can become a voyage of discovery. Think about it. We're bound to have more beaches. More water sports. More golf and tennis. More everything you come to the islands for. And because nature keeps just enough separation between our islands experiences, you can really get into the ones you choose.

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In this full-blown guide to one of Asia's most multicultural nations, you can also listen to the world's oldest rain forest at night, sample the local fruit, or hang out in an Iban longhouse. Sites for Sore Eyes The newest destinations from Geographia: Sinai Its Biblical sites have drawn spiritual pilgrims through the wadis and the waters of the Sinai Peninsula for nearly 2,000 years, but Sinai today is anything but the barren prison it was for Moses and the Israelites. For scuba divers, in fact, the coral reefs of the Red Sea are an absolute paradise. Geographia brings you the web's most comprehensive guide to the land where manna fell from heaven. The Islands of the Bahamas Our most visited site (especially when the temperature drops below 40 F on the U.S. East Coast) has all the latest info and a brand new look. Contact Us We love feedback. If you have any comments or suggestions please e-mail us at: info@geographia.com

54. Copyright (C) 1995-1997 Geographia., All Rights Reserved THE PEOPLE culture OF THE bahamas The 275000 people who live in The bahamas are To find out more about Bahamian culture, be sure to contact http://www.geographia.com/bahamas/thepeople.htm

The People-to- People Program Above: one of the many "faces" of Junkanoo , the main cultural festival in the Bahamas. The 275,000 people who live in The Bahamas are predominantly of West African descent. Their ancestors were slaves brought to the islands to work the cotton plantations until 1834, when Britain abolished slavery in all its territories. Most white residents of are descendants of the first English settlers, who emigrated from Bermuda in 1647 to gain religious freedom. Some are also related to the Loyalists who fled the southern United States during the American Revolution and built enormous plantations here. After the abolition of slavery, life in the islands changed drastically. The plantations were dissolved, and both blacks and whites turned to the bountiful sea (sponging and fishing) or tried to farm. The lack of fertile cropland prompted the islanders to become a nation of seafarers, and Bahamians used these skills to great advantage during the days of shipwrecking, gun running, and Prohibition. Bahamians take great pride in their past , especially their names, which are indicative of a rich cultural legacy. There are many common names like the Gibsons, reputedly from Scotland; the Alburys, Malones and Russells, said to be Irish Loyalists; and the Eleuthera Bethels, who say they came with those zealous adventurers years ago. It has been said that the Bethels once spelled their name with two 'l's', but removed one because of their religious convictions. The Black Bahamians' roots go back just as far, as evidenced by the many who took the name "Rolle," after Lord Rolle, a wealthy and much-loved planter in

55. Bahamas Art And Humanities bahamas art directory, artists, and humanities. Art showcases the richness, vitality and diversity of Bahamian culture on an international level. http://www.bahamasb2b.com/dir/Art_and_Humanities/more2.shtml

bahamas business and community directory. Bahamas B2B Bahamas Art and Humanities : Page 2 Bahamas: Art and Humanities The Bahamas seems to have produced an extraordinary number of artistic talents that have contributed to the colorful history of the country. Bahamian Art showcases the richness, vitality and diversity of Bahamian culture on an international level. The Bahamas is blessed with many prominent and up and coming artists such as Nick Austin, John Beadle, Lillian Blades, Jackson and Stan Burnside, John Cox, Amos Ferguson, Kendall Hanna, Rolfe Harris, Alton Lowe, Antonius Roberts, Nadine Seymour Munroe, Tavares Strachan, Maxwell Taylor and others. Their works, which include paintings, drawings, sculptures and Junkanoo pieces show the viewing public that there is far more to the Bahamas than sun, sand and sea. Bahamian art, embodies the emotional and physical involvement of the artists in the very fabric of Bahamian society. document.write(code); Premium Listings: Bahamas Art Auction - A weekly auction of fine art from the Bahamas' most respected artists for those who appreciate the rich diversity of Bahamian culture. The Bahamas Directory Add a Resource New Cool ... Search the Bahamas Web Directory Categories: Literature Authors, Journalists, Poets, Historians

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bahamas business and community directory. Bahamas B2B Bahamas : Art and Humanities Bahamas: Art and Humanities The Bahamas seems to have produced an extraordinary number of artistic talents that have contributed to the colorful history of the country. Bahamian Art showcases the richness, vitality and diversity of Bahamian culture on an international level. The Bahamas is blessed with many prominent and up and coming artists such as Nick Austin, John Beadle, Lillian Blades, Jackson and Stan Burnside, John Cox, Amos Ferguson, Kendall Hanna, Rolfe Harris, Alton Lowe, Antonius Roberts, Nadine Seymour Munroe, Tavares Strachan, Maxwell Taylor and others. Their works, which include paintings, drawings, sculptures and Junkanoo pieces show the viewing public that there is far more to the Bahamas than sun, sand and sea. Bahamian art, embodies the emotional and physical involvement of the artists in the very fabric of Bahamian society. document.write(code); Premium Listings: Bahamas Art Auction - A weekly auction of fine art from the Bahamas' most respected artists for those who appreciate the rich diversity of Bahamian culture. The Bahamas Directory Add a Resource New Cool ... Search the Bahamas Web Directory Categories: Literature Authors, Journalists, Poets, Historians

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58. Bahamas Issues Bahamian Web Community - When Since Did We Have No Culture? Which is why I did not feel the need to define Bahamian culture to the Bajan I would gladly talk about Bahamian culture and my Bahamian experience, http://www.bahamasissues.com/archive/index.php/t-1888.html

Bahamas Issues Bahamian Web Community Bahamas Issues New Issues PDA View Full Version : When since did we have no culture? Teniel 05-14-05, - 09:26 PM But where do people get this mindset that a country does not have any culture. That is in fact impossible. Culture shapes our everyday lives, no matter which country you reside. Every culture is in fact a hybrid sufficed to say. What do you giys think about the comment. It ticked me off a bit, becasue I feel ppl know better, no matter where they are from. CG 05-15-05, - 09:07 AM Of course every country has a culture! The trouble is we take great pains not to learn about them because we see ours as the best, if not the only. When I was a kid in school (here in the Bahamas) we spent hours and hours studying British history and culture and about half an hour on the rest of the world! If a student was to be excused to go to the Bathroom, he would miss the entire history of the Caribbean! :jawdroop: For your Canadian friend that does not know her anthem "O Canada" send her to this site http://www.pch.gc.ca/progs/cpsc-ccsp/sc-cs/anthem_e.cfm P.S. Before "O Canada" it used to be "God Save the Queen." (Like with us!)

59. Riviera Beach To Become Home Of Bahamas Festival - 1999-07-19 But they see plenty of room to promote Bahamian culture, an identity that still doesn t resonate for tourists. Anything that helps all things Bahamian http://www.bizjournals.com/southflorida/stories/1999/07/19/newscolumn3.html

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Patricia Glinton-Meicholas P. O. Box CB 13151 Nassau, Bahamas Telephone: (242) 393-3221 e-mail: pattigm@bahamas.net.bs An Evening in Guanima A treasury of Bahamian Folktales How to be a True-True Bahamian More Talkin' Bahamian The 99 Cent Breakfast Imperial Life Financial Bahamas The 20th Century Talkin' Bahamian No longer in print Completely covered in More Talkin' Bahamian From the Void to the Wonderful A History of the Roman Catholic Church in The Bahamas Robin's Song A book of children's poetry No Vacancy in Paradise A book of poetry A Shift in the Light A Novel Birthplace Port Howe, Cat Island, Bahamas Work Experience March 2002 - Acting Council Secretary, The College of The Bahamas August 2000 - March 2002 Freelance writer/editor 1990 - July 2000 Sr. Vice President, editor-in-chief, senior writer and top speechwriter at The Counsellors 1990 until July 2000. Garnered almost twelve years' experience as an educator at the College of The Bahamas: Chairperson of the Humanities Division for several years, Acting Academic Dean for a year, and later Special Academic Assistant to the Principal. Lecturer in French and Spanish. Credited with being one of two pioneers of the College's Reading Laboratory. Also spearheaded the development of the College's present Foreign Language/Journalism/Reading Laboratories Complex.

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