81. Emanuel And Isidore: About Dominica its early days, dominica s cultural heritage is a mixture of its Carib, it has helped to fashion a vibrant and rich culture. Today s dominica is a http://www.goneasyoffshore.com/about_dominica.htm

sitemap feedback Solicitors of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court Commonwealth of Dominica Tel: 1 (767) 448-5204 Fax: 1 (767) 448-8755 E-mail: info@goneasyoffshore.com home about us about dominica services contact us Wonderful Nature Island Gem By Sobers J. Esprit , Division of Tourism, National Development Corporation, Dominica October 8, 2002. The Caribbean conjures an image of sea, sun, fun, beach, rum, and exotic life-style. To most visitors this is a region of exotic grandeur, where one can find the best sandy beaches, warm sunshine, a variety of the best cuisine, lively and exciting music, and some of the most extraordinary people. The Caribbean is also about tropical splendour, a rich and diverse cultural heritage and unimaginable landscapes and seascapes. But of all the islands in this warm and exotic archipelago, there is one that truly defines nature and tropical brilliance. Dominica , known as The Nature Island of the Caribbean , is in the centre of the arch of the Caribbean archipelago, nestled between the two French departments of Martinique and Guadeloupe. Its nature island image is derived from its vast tropical rainforests, its beautiful and amazing vistas and its world heritage status.

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Feedback My ZUJI About ZUJI Help Regional Guide Introduction Fast Facts Best Time to Visit Money ... Caribbean : Dominica Dominica Culture Despite Dominica's political affiliations and choice of measurement standard, the French have had a more lasting influence on the island than the British. This can be seen in the predominance of Roman Catholicism, the widespread use of French-based patois, and the commonness of French place names. African, West Indian and native Carib traditions all contribute to a Creole culture, resulting in mix of language, food, art and customs. Common sights include Carib dugout canoes, stilt houses, Rastafarian dreadlocks, and red, green and yellow African clothing. Dominica has a thriving music scene, centered mainly around reggae, calypso and zouk. Cricket and soccer are the most popular sports. Dominica's most celebrated author, Jean Rhys, was born in Roseau in 1890. Although she moved to England at age 16 and only made one brief return visit to Dominica, much of her work draws upon her childhood experiences in the West Indies. Rhys touches lightly upon her life in Dominica in her books Voyage in the Dark (1934) and her autobiography Smile Please Flights Hotels Cars Deals ... Contact Us ZUJI Travel Pte Ltd. Travel agent's license no. 01411. IATA no. 323-05350. Company registration no. 200408565G

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88. Dominica else that relates to dominican culture, please go to dominica Online. It is, by far, the best source of information on dominica on the net today. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/8932/domnik.html

Dominican anthem It has been said that if Colombus were to visit the Caribbean, the island he would recognize would be Dominica. Because of it's natural beauty, Dominica is known as "The Nature Island of the Caribbean." In fact, the Dominican government's support of conservation can be seen when one looks at the cover of a Dominican passport which says, "Apres Bondie C'est La Ter." This means, after God is (or comes) the land. I took the following pictures in 1995. My native land is very mountainous. The first three photos are representative of the mountains that are in abundance throughout the island. More pics There are so many other beautiful things in my homeland. This is just a sampling of the natural wonders that are found in Dominica. If you would like some more information on the island's history, music, people, languages, sports, news, festivals, tourism, business opportunities, or anything else that relates to Dominican culture, please go to Dominica Online . I highly recommend this site. It is, by far, the best source of information on Dominica on the net today. We're part of The Dominica Web Ring Previous Next Skip It ... Next 5 Like to join the ring? Click

89. Dominican Republic - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Dominican culture is essentially Hispanic, and also has many African, Antilliean, Main article culture of the Dominican Republic Baseball is the top http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominican_Republic

Dominican Republic From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Repºblica Dominicana Dominican Republic In Detail National motto : Dios, Patria, Libertad Spanish : God, Fatherland, Liberty) Official language Spanish Capital Santo Domingo ... Population (July est) Density Ranked 86th 181/km² Independence from Haiti 27 February Spain Currency ... Calling Code and + The Dominican Republic Spanish Repºblica Dominicana ) is a country located on the eastern two-thirds of the Caribbean island of Hispaniola , bordering Haiti . Hispaniola is the second-largest of the Greater Antilles islands, and lies west of Puerto Rico and east of Cuba and Jamaica . A legacy of unsettled, mostly non-representative rule lasted for much of the 20th century ; the move towards representative democracy has improved vastly since the death of military dictator Rafael Le³nidas Trujillo in . Dominicans sometimes refer to their country as Quisqueya , a name for Hispaniola used by the native Ta­no Indians. The Dominican ("do-MIN-i-kun") Republic should not be confused with Dominica ("do-min-EE-ka"), another Caribbean country. Contents History The arrival of the Guamikena (the covered ones) The twentieth century Politics ... edit History Main article: History of the Dominican Republic The country has had a history of changing ownership, with Spain, France, Haiti, Spain again, and the United States (twice) taking their turns at ruling Dominican territory amid attempts at independence and self-rule. In the beginning the island was primarily inhabited by the

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Tips on using the site Dominican Culture - Getting along in a New Culture Ah ha! You’re reading this! That’s a good start! If you’re the sort of person who can accept cultural differences, you’ll enjoy Dominica. Personally, I find it a little hard to accept a new culture. It’s not just a matter of watching the traditional dances at the village fete. However, now that I’ve done it, I’m glad I have a job in Dominica and don’t ever have to put up with a Nebraska winter, again. In Dominica, being friendly is not just a little thing, it is a matter of culture. Speak to people in passing. At least say, “Ok” which is the efficient Dominican way of saying, “How are you? Fine thank you, and you? I’m ok.” If you hear someone shout, and you think they might have shouted your name but aren’t sure, shout back. It doesn’t matter if you’re mistaken. It happens all the time. No one cares. The use of English in Dominica is different enough so that it is easy for misunderstandings to develop between students and Dominicans. I once said to one of my favorite students that it surprises me how little prejudice there is in Dominica, and he said, “What do you mean? They’re always saying things.” I said, “You mean like Hey, white man! Come!’” Yes, that was it. In Dominica a white man is just what I am. If I was in south Chicago and someone shouted, “Hey, white man. Come!” my first thought would be to wonder why I never had the supercharger installed on my car. If I ignore a Dominican who shouts “Hey, white man,” I have been offensive. “Boy” doesn’t mean anything, either, though I doubt that I will ever be able to bring myself to call a Dominican “boy.”

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Português Español Français idrc.ca HOME ... Caribbean Topic Explorer Projects in Dominican Republic 8AIDS Counselling and ... Impact Evaluation of C... OLISTICA (Samana - Pha... ... Applied Economics on T... People Nadine E Robitaille ID: Added: Modified: Features Cage Culture (Dominican Republic) - Phase I All Basic Detail Notes ... Funding Project number: Project Status: ADMIN CLOSED Project Type: Research Project Responsible Officer: Ramon B. Buzeta Region under study: LAC Region Duration months: Canadian Collaboration: NO Project Admin Unit: AFNS/SAAN Project commencement date: Project planned completion date: Project actual completion date: Project total amount: CAD Total Internal Funding: CAD Total External Funding: CAD Region Dominican Republic - LACRO /BRALA Collaborating officers Brian Davy Duration months: Project total amount: CAD Recipient Institution(s) Centro de Investigación y Mejoramiento de la Producción Animal Edited Abstract English Inland fish is the cheapest source of animal protein to be found on the market in Dominican Republic (even cheaper than sea fish or chicken) and is perhaps the most direct way to satisfy this nutritional need in rural communities. Simple cage-culture systems to crop fish resources in the lakes, dams, canals, and ponds available in the country will help improve the nutritional levels and incomes of fishermen and small producers in rural areas and contribute toward an improved attitude regarding water use in their environment. The project will test cages and enclosures of various designs under different local conditions with native and introduced species that can be farmed singly and in combination.

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HOME Our Mas Domnik has been called the Caribbean's Most Original Carnival Our Festivals and Events T he Dominica Festivals Commission (DFC), a Division of the National Development Corporation (NDC), has special responsibility to further promote, market and manage Carnival and the World Creole Music Festival in October/November. The DFC also gives support to selected special events in Dominica. The DFC aims to create the proper atmosphere and avenue for Dominica’s music, arts and culture to be showcased at these festivals, and for export to the wider regional and international market. The DFC aims to advance Dominica’s cultural industries and cultural tourism product associated with the business of entertainment domestically through educational programs, workshops, lectures and the like, and regionally and internationally through proper promotions and marketing. The DFC aims to ensure that Dominica’s artists are prepared to take advantage of these avenues and present themselves, their materials and their product in the highest standard for maximum exposure on the regional and international market. The DFC is expected to maintain a very close working relationship with the Cultural Division and the National Cultural Council. That relationship is necessary to provide the continued development support for the performing arts.

93. UDSE Information on cultural organizations and activities in dominica. Advancedominica s cultural industries and cultural tourism product associated with http://www.oas.org/udse/observatorio/english/cpo_obse_instituciones_dominica.asp

Cultural Institutions of Dominica Government Cultural Division Ministry of Community Development Government of Dominica http://www.culturedominica.com/ Implementing cultural programs of the Government and National Cultural Council. Development, promotion and preservation of Dominica 's various folk forms. Support for cultural organizations. Information on cultural organizations and activities in Dominica. Develop cultural activities (festivals..) Development and promotion of culture. Organization of cultural events. Dissemination of information. http://www.dominica.dm/festivals.htm Advance Dominica's cultural industries and cultural tourism product associated with the business of entertainment domestically through educational programs, workshops, lectures and the like, and regionally and internationally through proper promotions and marketing. National Arts Council Old Mill Cultural Centre, Canefield, Roseau, Dominica ncc@cwdom.dm Promote cultural industries Formulate cultural policies and guidelines for Dominica's cultural development. University/ Research Folk Research Center Old Mill Cultural Centre, Canefield, Roseau, Dominica

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Instituciones Culturales de Dominica Government Cultural Division Ministry of Community Development Government of Dominica http://www.culturedominica.com/ Implementing cultural programs of the Government and National Cultural Council. Development, promotion and preservation of Dominica 's various folk forms. Support for cultural organizations. Information on cultural organizations and activities in Dominica. Develop cultural activities (festivals..) Development and promotion of culture. Organization of cultural events. Dissemination of information. http://www.dominica.dm/festivals.htm Advance Dominica's cultural industries and cultural tourism product associated with the business of entertainment domestically through educational programs, workshops, lectures and the like, and regionally and internationally through proper promotions and marketing. National Arts Council Old Mill Cultural Centre, Canefield, Roseau, Dominica ncc@cwdom.dm Promote cultural industries Formulate cultural policies and guidelines for Dominica's cultural development. University/ Research Folk Research Center Old Mill Cultural Centre, Canefield, Roseau, Dominica

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CaribbeanOnLineYellowPages Want to be listed at the top of this page? CLICK HERE Alliance Francaise De La Dominique Elmshall, Box 251,, Roseau., Dominica - (767) 448-4557 Dominica Association Of Disabled People 7 Boyds Ave., Roseau., Dominica - (767) 448-4252 Dominica Olympic Committee 47 Corke St., Roseau., Dominica - (767) 448-7010 Dominica Save The Children Fund Bath Estate,, Roseau., Dominica - (767) 448-2090 Movement For Cultural Awareness Eastern Ceribbean, Popular Theatre Org. 25,, Roseau., Dominica - (767) 448-5167 Spat 7 Kennedy Ave. Box 268,, Roseau., Dominica - (767) 448-3877 United States Peace Corps 18 Bath Rd. Box 357,, Roseau., Dominica - (767) 448-4699 United States Peace Corps Corke St., Roseau., Dominica - (767) 448-4582 20 Bath Rd., Roseau., Dominica - (767) 448-8074 Want to be listed at the top of this page? CLICK HERE Locate by category in Dominica: (eg: click "H" for Hotels) A B C D ... Z or Search the Caribbean by keyword(s): Search this site or the web powered by FreeFind Site search Web search Last updated 15th August, 2002

97. Indigenous Dominica - The Caribs For about twenty years successive governments of dominica and successive Carib The project involves development of a Carib Cultural Village as a tourist http://da-academy.org/kalinago_village.html

"The Carib Territory is home to the Kalinago (Carib) Indians who once ruled the entire Eastern Caribbean. Discover original Carib craft, meet boat-builders, hear stories and legends associated with sites such as L'Escalier Tete Chien and Pagua Rock." This is an invitation from the Ministry of Tourism. Site Index Brief Introductions Carib News In Brief The Territory In Brief Some Carib Faces ... A Cultural Village External Links Re-enacting History - The GliGli Project The Bell Report of 1902 Assembly of First Nations - Canada Historical Notes on The Territory ... The Caribs of Dominica A Carib Opportunity - A Cultural Village By Lennox Honychurch , M.Phil, D.Phil. (Oxon) For about twenty years successive governments of Dominica and successive Carib Councils have been working towards the realisation of a project to create 'A Carib Cultural Village' on four acres of land in the centre of the Carib Territory. As early as 1976, the then Carib Chief, Faustilus Frederick, submitted to the government of Dominica, a proposal for a 'Carib Village'. This proposal included the construction of a group of thatched houses for handicraft workshops, "sales building, small restaurant serving local dishes, cassava meal making hut and canoe building sheds surrounded by plots of various crops". This plan was conceived by the chief of the time as an employment creation project. When it was originally submitted to government it included ideas for the future inclusion of huts for overnight visitors and cost estimates for these. The project was then handed to a professional team of consultants from the International Labour Organisation (ILO) in 1982. It produced an ambitious proposal of a village which "will consist of traditional Carib structures [for] craft production and sales, Carib Museum, food production and service, a cultural/art/drama festival centre and a plot for traditional plants/activities". (ILO Report 5.1).

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99. JMU - Dominica Alumni Service Trips Monday night we went to the Dominican Cultural Gala in Roseau. Local culturalgroups performed traditional music and dances that showcased their locale. http://www.jmu.edu/csl/asb/dominica.shtml

ASB Home About Alternative Break Frequently Asked Questions Leader Information ... CSL Home Dominica, West Indies James Madison University Alumni Service Trip November 2-9, 2002 Are you interested in a meaningful, life-changing trip to a magnificent Caribbean island? In November you can join 10 other alumni for a week of community service, learning and adventure in Dominica, one of the most beautiful yet poorest island nations in the Caribbean. This will be JMU's third alumni trip to this tiny island of towering mountains, plunging valleys, and tropical beauty. Alumni Volunteers plant trees to curb erosion As one participant said about last year's trip: "The alumni service experience is something that you continue to learn from when it's over. These are memories that will last a lifetime." For more details contact: Rich Harris, Coordinator JMU Community Service-Learning e-mail csl@jmu.edu

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Login Register Home Dalive Market ... News Anthem Dips Drinks Fritters ... Traditional Dress The African and Amerindian ancestors of Dominica brought with them many difference artistic expressions and foods. Here you may find out about a few. About Dalive Contact Email this page

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