181. Garrison Politics Alive And Well In Jamaica CNN http://cnn.com/2002/WORLD/americas/10/15/jamaica.election.garrisons.reut/index.h

182. Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Development Corporation Information on job services, housing development efforts, and childcare services. http://www.jpndc.org/

@import url(css/jpndc.css); Developing Jobs Get Involved Supporting Small Business Housing For All ... About JPNDC We're building a new website! Please check back as we continue to add new information and options! Sign up for our Email Newsletter Contribute Here! September 13, 2005 - Press Conference and celebration of JPNDC's purchase of Blessed Sacrament Church, 359 Centre St. at 5:00pm. September 20, 2005 - Naming Ceremony for Julia Martin House, 55 affordable senior apartments. At Bromley Hall, 6:00pm.

183. CNN.com - Aristide Heads To Jamaica - Mar 15, 2004 CNN http://cnn.com/2004/WORLD/africa/03/15/aristide.africa/index.html

International Edition MEMBER SERVICES The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Autos SERVICES Video E-mail Newsletters Your E-mail Alerts RSS ... Contact Us SEARCH Web CNN.com Aristide heads to Jamaica VIDEO New Haiti PM: Security top priority PLAY VIDEO Marines hope to disarm Haiti PLAY VIDEO RELATED Haiti's interim president sworn in CNN Access: Aristide alleges a U.S. coup  (CNN) Former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide left the Central African Republic early Monday, presumably for Jamaica. Aristide fled to the Central African Republic after resigning and leaving his turbulent country February 29 in the face of an advancing rebel insurgency. He flew out from Bangui's international airport with several aides. "Mr. Aristide has expressed a wish to return temporarily to the Caribbean with his wife and to be reunited with their two young children who are currently in the United States," says a statement on Jamaican Prime Minister P.J. Patterson's Web site. "At his request, arrangements are being made for his travel and accommodation in Jamaica." "His stay in Jamaica is not expected to be in excess of eight to 10 weeks," the statement said. Patterson's statement says Aristide is not seeking political asylum in Jamaica, but will seek permanent residence outside the Caribbean region.

184. Gourmet Coffee Beans Roasted whole bean lines from volcanic regions including Costa Rica, Kona and jamaica Blue Mountains. http://www.volcanicacoffee.com

Gourmet Coffee Home Coffee Beans View Cart Gourmet Coffee Beans The finest gourmet coffee beans from Costa Rica, Kona and Jamaica Blue Mountain. Grown on rich volcanic soil producing the best gourmet coffee in the world with a smooth and rich flavor. Free Two-Day Shipping On 3 or More Items! Limited time offer. Details Fresh Roasted Gourmet Coffee Beans Costa Rica Coffee $7.99 Costa Rican Coffee $9.99 Hawaiian Kona Coffee Kona Coffee $32.99 ... Decaf Gourmet Coffee - Kona Decaf Coffee Volcanic Gourmet Coffee Beans Our coffee beans are grown on high volcanic mountain elevations and nourished on volcanic soil. This together with the cool climate and moisture from the clouds produces a smooth and rich flavor that is truly remarkable. We have search for only the best of the best and only offer the finest gourmet coffee beans from around the world. Volcanica coffee is a wonderfully exotic experience like none other. Your satisfaction is guaranteed . Shop our gourmet coffee beans listings or go directly to the coffee varieties listed to the right. Welcome to Volcanica Gourmet Coffee a unique and online source for fine gourmet coffee. We have committed ourselves to hand-selecting only the very best gourmet coffee beans from around the world, like our exquisite tasting

185. CNN.com - Jamaica Looks Forward After Violence - July 22, 2001 CNN http://cnn.com/2001/WORLD/americas/07/22/jamaica.outlook/index.html

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International ... askCNN EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe set your edition Languages Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Jamaica looks forward after violence A street vendor who says he was caught in the crossfire during recent clashes shows his wounds By Susan Candiotti CNN Correspondent KINGSTON, Jamaica (CNN) More than a week after bullets flew in and around Kingston, Jamaicans were wondering if the deadly violence could spark true reforms in a political system some say has been plagued with problems for decades. At least 22 people were killed and 40 wounded in the violence that began July 8 during a police weapons sweep in a neighborhood considered a stronghold of government opposition groups. Police said snipers fired first, launching the battle, but residents claimed it was the other way around and accused authorities of shooting indiscriminately into crowded residential areas. The Jamaican military moved in on July 10 to quell the disturbance. Jamaican Prime Minister P.J. Patterson took to the national airwaves and announced under pressure from the opposition the formation of a commission of inquiry to look into the causes of the gun battles.

186. Jamaica Links Catalog Searchable listing of Jamaican web sites, organized by category. http://www.villa-jamaica.com/links/db.asp?Catalog=Jamaica

187. SALON Features | Jamaica Kincaid An interview with the author archived at Salonmagazine.com's website. http://www.salon.com/05/features/kincaid.html

T H E S A L O N I N T E R V I E W By DWIGHT GARNER J amaica Kincaid tall, striking, clear-eyed turns heads when she strides into the lobby of New York's swank Royalton Hotel one chilly day in mid-December. It's not that she is trying very hard, dressed comfortably as she is in rumpled khakis, green blazer, and a mustard-colored bandana. Kincaid simply projects a natural authority that attracts attention, and that spills over into her writing. Over the course of only four books the novels "Annie John" (1985) and "Lucy" (1990), the short story collection "At the Bottom of the River" (1984), and her nonfiction book about her native Antigua titled "A Small Place" (1988) Kincaid has carved out a unique place in the American literary landscape. Writing in spare, deceptively simple prose, her fiction vividly and often harrowingly describes the difficult coming-of-age of strong-minded girls who, very much like herself, were born into tropical poverty. Kincaid now lives in Bennington, Vermont with her husband, the composer Allen Shawn, and their two children. In her precise, elegant British West Indies accent, Kincaid spoke freely about her life and work, notably her recent decision to quit her longtime position as a staff writer for The New Yorker which she now describes as "a version of People magazine" and her relationship with Tina Brown. "She's actually got some nice qualities," Kincaid says about her former editor. "But she can't help but be attracted to the coarse and vulgar. I wish there was a vaccine I would sneak it up on her."

188. Jamaica Votes Amid Threat Of Violence CNN http://cnn.com/2002/WORLD/americas/10/16/jamaica.election.ap/index.html

189. Jamaica CHM - Convention On Biological Diversity Local representation of the International Convention on Biological Diversity; features details of jamaica s biological diversity, genetic resources and its http://www.jamaicachm.org.jm/

Events World Wetlands Day 2004 Reports Jamaica CHM 1999-2001 Building a Regional Information Network National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (White Paper) Please sign our guestbook ... Convention on Biodiversity - CHM approx. hits since July 2000 view all Search for biodiversity documents, eg. coral reef CHM - Clearing House Mechanism The Clearing-house Mechanism (CHM) is an international network that gathers and distributes information on Biological Diversity in support of the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). National Focal Point Jamaica's National Focal Point for the CHM is the Institute of Jamaica . The CHM is based in the Natural History Division (NHD) which has been the pioneer of science studies in Jamaica. Formerly the Science Museum, it is the oldest division of the Institute which was founded in 1879. The NHD aims to stimulate in Jamaicans and visitors, an interest in and appreciation of Jamaica's flora and fauna. Major activities include the collection, storage and preservation of floral and faunal specimens; providing information to the public on Jamaican natural history and pursuing scientific investigations. At the national level, the CHM will support the implementation of the CBD which Jamaica ratified to on January 6, 1995. Links are provided to Jamaican biodiversity-related information and organisations as well as to the global CHM which has links to global biodiversity information, scientific and technical intitiatives, search engines and funding opportunities.

190. Jamacia Plain Historical Society Membership and area information, local quizzes, and look at 1940s era of area. http://www.jphs.org/

Home Colonial Era Victorian Era 20th Century ... Resources Heath Street Homes Walking Tour: Sat., Sept. 24 Please join us for a walking tour of Heath Street Homes led by Richard Heath. The architectural heritage of Jamaica Plain has remarkable examples of housing designed and built to be affordable to working people. One such example is Heath Street Homes, one of the first seven public housing developments built between 1939 and 1942. This tour will leave from the front of the Jackson Square Station of the MBTA Orange Line at 11:00 a.m. Free and open to the public. Sponsored by the Jamaica Plain Historical Society and Discover Roxbury. Join us for a special tour and learn of the achievements of the women of Jamaica Plain in the fields of medicine, politics, education, and science as well as their involvement in the abolitionist and suffragist movements. This tour will be led by Mary Smoyer, developer of the trail and accomplished historian. Meet in front of the Loring-Greenough House, Centre and South Streets, 12:30 p.m. The walk will finish at 20 Robinwood Avenue and be followed by a ceremony commemorating Mother Mary Joseph Rodgers on the 50th anniversary of her death. Free and open to the public. Sponsored by the Jamaica Plain Historical Society. membership renewal today!

191. CNN.com - Haiti Recalls Envoy As Aristide Arrives In Jamaica - Mar 15, 2004 CNN http://cnn.com/2004/WORLD/americas/03/15/haiti/index.html

International Edition MEMBER SERVICES The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Autos SERVICES Video E-mail Newsletters Your E-mail Alerts RSS ... Contact Us SEARCH Web CNN.com Haiti recalls envoy as Aristide arrives in Jamaica Aristide reads during his flight from the Central African Republic to Jamaica Monday. Story Tools RELATED Aristide heads to Jamaica Haiti's interim president sworn in CNN Access: Aristide alleges a U.S. coup  Crisis in Haiti YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Jamaica Haiti Jean-Bertrand Aristide or Create your own Manage alerts What is this? PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (CNN) Haiti's interim government Monday recalled its ambassador to Jamaica, shortly before ousted Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide arrived there, the Haitian prime minister's office said. The move was widely seen as an expression of the government's disapproval that Jamaica is allowing the exiled Aristide and his wife to travel there. Aristide landed Monday in Kingston, and was immediately taken by Jamaican officials to Montego Bay. A spokesman for Haitian Prime Minister Gerard Latortue said Haiti will stop short of freezing diplomatic relations with Jamaica. Latortue has refused to meet with Aristide and has said that the exiled Haitian leader's return to the region would only help to heighten tensions in his homeland. Aristide arrived in Jamaica from the Central African Republic, where he has been living since leaving his turbulent country February 29 in the face of an advancing rebel insurgency.

192. CNN.com - Streets Of Jamaica Appears Calm - July 11, 2001 CNN http://cnn.com/2001/WORLD/americas/07/10/jamaica.fighting/index.html

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International ... askCNN EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe set your edition Languages Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Streets of Jamaica appears calm Police patrolled the streets of Kingston on Tuesday KINGSTON, Jamaica (CNN) The streets of Jamaica's capital appeared calm Tuesday night after soldiers in tanks, in armored vehicles and on foot spread out across the city on orders from the prime minister to restore order after days of violence. At least 22 people have died in gunbattles since Saturday, including two police officers and a soldier. Dozens of others have been wounded. As night fell in the capital, the minister of national security, K.D. Knight, said the situation was back to normal. However, many observers were watching and waiting to see whether rival gangs would clash yet again. Police said gunfire was sporadic throughout the day in sharp contrast from the weekend violence. Errol Beckford, the chief executive officer of Kingston Public Hospital, said the hospital had so many wounded over the weekend that some nurses fainted. "It's been traumatic. The majority of our staff are trained to cope with traumas of this nature. They have advised me this is the worst yet," he said.

193. Lodge St. John 623 S.C. Masonic lodge meeting on the 4th Monday of each month January through November (December St.Johns Day) in Kingston, jamaica. Under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Scotland. http://www.geocities.com/freejam99

HOME OUTREACH ADMINISTRATION LINKS ... PICTURE-ALBUM CALENDAR Lodge St. John No. 623 S.C. Grand Lodge of Scotland, District Grand Lodge of Jamaica 11 McGregor Square Kingston 5,Jamaica, W.I. WELCOME Welcome to the web site of Lodge St. John. Our fraternity continues to promote brotherly love , relief and truth and to spread masonic light and charity to our fellow citizens. Do explore the site and feel free to contact us . Lodge St. John loves visitors. As seen in the picture below, numerous Brethren from Trinidad visited for our installation. . St. John members and visitors from Trinidad at Installation of RWM February 2005 BRO. DR. IVOR CRANDON RIGHT WORSHIPFUL MASTER OUR LOCATION AND SOME SIGHTS OF HOME Lodge St John meets on the 4th Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. January through November. In December the Lodge meets on the St.Johns Day at 7.00 p.m. Masonic Year: 6001 A.L.

194. JAMAICA LINKS Alphabetical directory listing of Jamaican web sites. http://www.jamaica-links.com

TOP JAMAICA LINKS JAMAICA ADVERTISING JAMAICA ATTRACTIONS JAMAICA ART ... JAMAICA WEB SERVICES ALL JAMAICA LINKS FEATURED SPONSORS BECOME A SPONSOR SUBMIT YOUR WEBSITE submit your site to JAMAICA-LINKS

195. Seven Killed In Election Day Violence In Jamaica CNN http://cnn.com/2002/WORLD/americas/10/16/jamaica.election.reut/index.html

196. Hutton Researching New Book On History Of Jamaican Music - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM Hutton researching new book on history of Jamaican music. Basil Walters, Observer staff reporter Tuesday, August 02, 2005 http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/lifestyle/html/20050801T220000-0500_85289_OBS_HUT

Last updated: document.write('Thursday, September 22, 2005, 7:35 PM EST'); Hutton researching new book on history of Jamaican music Basil Walters, Observer staff reporter Tuesday, August 02, 2005 HUTTON. has been interviewing pioneers of Jamaican music Caribbean scholar Dr Clinton Hutton is now doing research for a new book on the history and development of Jamaican music which, he expects, will be completed in two years. "I've got a fellowship from the university (of the West Indies) for two years to do research and write a book called The Social and Aesthetic Foundation of Popular Jamaican Music 1952 to 1972," Dr Hutton told the Sunday Observer. "It is essentially to really look at what was the basis - the social and aesthetic basis - for the music, how it came about, how it developed," added Hutton. "And so I've been interviewing a lot of the pioneers in the music right across the board." Hutton said he had already interviewed 20 of the 100 persons he has identified for information to put the book together - persons who had a ringside seat, so to speak, at the birth of the music. Among them are the late Clement "Sir Coxsone" Dodd of Studio One fame, with whom Hutton spoke for six hours; Headley Jones; Headley Bennett; Ernest Ranglin and Johnny "Dizzy Johnny" Moore.

197. The Arborway Committee A community group working to restore light rail service on the MBTA Green E Line (the Arborway Line) in jamaica Plain. http://www.arborway.net/lrv/

LATEST NEWS Only light rail can save Arborway ridership! Between 1998 and 2005, daily ridership fell on the #39 bus by 17% from 17,400 to 14,400. ( Jamaica Plain Gazette , Aug. 12) Viewed in context, this is a significant loss that argues strongly for restoring one-seat Arborway Green Line service to Park Street. Read the rest of Arborway Committee Chairman Franklyn P. Salimbene's letter on ridership loss Click here to read more on ridership loss MPO meeting to address SIP re-evaluation A public meeting on Wednesday, June 22 will give the public the opportunity to "Find out how transit projects have been evaluated and give your views to the Boston Region Metropolitan Planning Organization." Planners intend to attempt to drop the Arborway project frop the state Clean Air Act Implementation plan (SIP). Once again, your attendance is critical! Meeting details: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 6:00 to 8:00 PM State Transportation Building Conference Room 1 10 Park Plaza, Boston (Take Green Line to Boylston, walk 1/2 block west on Boylston, turn left through archway and down alley - click here for map Meeting notice from MPO web site (.pdf)

198. CNN.com - Jamaican Capital 'relatively Quiet' - July 11, 2001 CNN http://cnn.com/2001/WORLD/americas/07/11/jamaica.violence/index.html

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International ... askCNN EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe set your edition Languages Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Jamaican capital 'relatively quiet' By Susan Candiotti CNN Correspondent KINGSTON, Jamaica (CNN) The streets of Jamaica's capital were "relatively quiet" Wednesday after the Jamaican military moved in to halt running gunbattles between politically linked street gangs. At least 22 people have died in gunbattles since Saturday, including two police officers and a soldier. At least 38 others have been wounded. Deputy Superintendent of Police James Forbes said, "We've had no problems" as he summed up police operations overnight into Wednesday morning. But he added that the number of dead and injured is likely to go up as the cleanup continues. RESOURCES On the scene: Susan Candiotti reports on violence in Jamaica "We do know these figures will go up. We expect them to go up," he said. Debris still littered the streets around Tivoli Gardens and West Kingston, the center of the violence. Some people were back on the streets Wednesday, but police said foot and car traffic was far from normal. Several vendors opened their stalls at Coronation Market, usually one of West Kingston's busiest markets. Several of the vendors said they remain afraid the fighting will erupt again. But Angela Williams, a clerk at a liquor store, said, "Everything has returned to normal. The last few days have been very rough."

199. Gunmen Kill 7 In Jamaica CNN http://cnn.com/2002/WORLD/americas/01/03/crime.jamaica.reut/index.html

200. Jamaica Live :: Entertainment, Information, Jamaican Search, Carribean News, Cha Portal to the island offering web site links, event listings and free downloads. http://www.jalive.com.jm

Jamaican News Headlines Main Services Affiliates Advertise ... Mobile SMS .: Search Engine :. Search Submit a site Whats new Search Videos ... Request Video .: News Room :. Top Stories Latest News .:: User Stats ::. Instant Access Now You are of JamaicaLive users currently online. .:: MailingList ::. E-mail Address: Join Remove .: In Tha Streets :. Event Flyers Event Calender Send your Flyer .:: Calender ::. .:: Community ::. Technology Downloads YELL! Chat .:: Network ::. W3 Network CaribLive Bowens Web Servies Welcome to JamaicaLive :: your Jamaican Information Solution :::: Entertainment ::. The Trinity Press Release Sean Paul - We Be Burnin (Recognize It) :: Watch it now :: [Stepz Riddim] COMPTON (Original BadMan) Watch the Rupee Video Tempted to Touch Watch the Beenie Man Video Watch the Jook Gal Video ::: Artist Music Releases ::. Ne-Yo ft Peedi Crakk - Stay [In My Own Words] 50 Cent - Hustlas Ambition (clean) [Get Rich or Die Tryin Sound] Pharrell Williams - Can I Have It Like That [In My Mind] Slum Village - Ez Up ... Alicia Keys - Unbreakable ::::: Artist Music Videos :::. Missy Elliott - Teary Eyed Crooked I - Boom boom clap R Kelly - Slow Wind (Slo Wine) Big Boi ft Killer Mike, Blackowned C-Bone, Rock D [Purple Ribbon Stars] - Kryptonite (im on it)

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