61. Library For Caribbean Research - Links lucia star st. AND TOBAGO The Internet Express The Guardian US VIRGIN ISLANDS, st. UpDIRECTORIES Google regional Caribbean; Open Directory Project - regional http://www.rism.org/lcr/links.htm

Links Caribbean Newspapers Scholarly Journal s Caribbean Organizations Caribbean Directories Research Institutes and Centers Universities and Departments ... Caribbean Discussion Lists CARIBBEAN NEWSPAPERS ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA Antigua Sun THE BAHAMAS Nassau Guardian BARBADOS Barbados Nation CANA News Online Caribbean Week BELIZE Amandala Online San Pedro Sun BERMUDA Bermuda Sun Royal Gazette BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS Island Sun CUBA Granma International CURACAO The Amigoe DOMINICA The Chronicle The Independent DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Listin Diario Dominican Republic One GRENADA Grenadian Voice GUYANA Guyana Chronicle Stabroek News JAMAICA Jamaica Gleaner Jamaica Observer HAITI Haiti Progres MONTSERRAT Montserrat Reporter PUERTO RICO El Nuevo Dia ST. LUCIA St. Lucia One Stop St. Lucia Mirror St. Lucia Star ST. VINCENT AND GRENADINES The Herald TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO The Internet Express The Guardian U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS, ST. JOHNS Tradewinds SCHOLARLY JOURNALS Calabash: A Journal of Caribbean Arts and Letters Journal of Caribbean Archaeology Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies Kacike: Journal of Caribbean Amerindian History and Anthropology ... Wadabagei ORGANIZATIONS Association of Caribbean States (ACS) Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) Inter-American Development Bank ... World Bank Group-Latin America and the Caribbean DIRECTORIES

62. 1Up Travel > Newstand Or News Papers In Saint Lucia More Categories. star The online publication of st. lucia's regional newspaper http://www.1uptravel.com/international/caribbean/saint-lucia/newsstand.html

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63. Year In Review Part Two in July. At that tournament, st. lucia will seek to establish itselfon the regional scene with both its teams. Our national http://www.oecsathlete.com/vollyballyearinreviewII.htm

64. ForeignGovernments/Central/South America/Caribbean Guadeloupe regional Council Site under construction as of budget and directoryof government ministeries. st. lucia Consitution, 1980; Tourist Board Historyof http://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/forcsa.html

FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS Central and South America and the Caribbean Frames Index No-Frames Version Caribbean Anguilla Antigua and Barbuda Aruba Bahamas ... US Virgin Islands (U.S.) Central America Belize Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala ... Panama South America Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile ... Related Regional Web Sites Last updated on July 3, 2002 U.S. Territories are listed on this web page for geographic purposes only. Anguilla Government of Anguilla Text of financial and banking ordinances Antigua and Barbuda Constitution Permanent Mission to the United Nations Press releases of the mission and statements before the General Assembly Argentina Chamber of Deputies Constitution Consulate in Chicago (English) Embassy in Washington (Spanish) Instituto Nacional de Estadistica y Censos Permanent Mission to the United Nations President Biographies of the President and Cabinet officials Presidential meeting schedule Links to cabinet agencies English and Spanish Senate Aruba Aruba Tourism Authority Brief history and culture Primary tourist information Bahamas Bahamas Tourism Agency Extensive information by island Constitution, 1973

65. Balenbouche Estate, Choiseul, Saint Lucia Bed & Breakfast Inns for money, peace and tranquility, history and culture Caribbean Islands Handbook,Landmark Guide, martinique and st. lucia Lonely Planet Guide, Cadogan Guide. http://www.ibbp.com/northamerica/caribbean/balenboucheestate.html

Home Caribbean Saint Lucia Choiseul Balenbouche Estate GO TO OUR SERVICES CUSTOMER COMMENTS TRAVELERS TOPICS RECIPES TRAVEL RESOURCES FOR INNKEEPERS MEMBER LOGIN INNKEEPERS ARTICLES BOOKS FOR INNKEEPERS Balenbouche Estate Estate House Historic sugar mill CONTACT INFORMATION BOOKING DETAILS INNKEEPER: Verena Lawaetz LOCATION: P.O. Box VF 707 Choiseul Saint Lucia Map from MapQuest EMAIL: Click to send email to innkeeper WEBSITE: www.balenbouche.com PHONE / RESERVATIONS: FAX: RATINGS Reviews include Guide du Routard, Indigo Guide, Rough Guide, Footprints Caribbean Islands Handbook, Landmark Guide, martinique and St. Lucia Lonely Planet Guide, Cadogan Guide PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS: St. Lucia Hotel and Tourism Association, Heritage Tourism Association of St. Lucia (HERITAS) RESTRICTIONS: None CANCELLATION POLICY: 14 days prior to arrival RATES: Winter: US$ 35 - US$ 120 / Summer: US$ 25 - US$ 90 PAYMENTS ACCEPTED: Travellers Cheques, Cash CITY DETAILS REGION: Choiseul CLOSEST LARGE CITY: Vieux Fort CLOSEST AIRPORT: Hewanorra International Airport FESTIVALS: St. Lucia Jazz Festival and other special events

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About St. Lucia Often referred to as the Helen of the West Indies, St. Lucia is among the most beautiful islands in the world. Located in the chain of islands known as the Windward Isles, our island enjoys a near perfect climate year round. But there is much more to this beauty of the Caribbean than simply great weather. At 238 square miles and a population of 155,000 people, St. Lucia truly has something for everyone. Large enough to allow you room to get away, yet small enough to be fully explored. Sophisticated enough to offer world class resorts and restaurants for every palate, yet simple enough to still have small guesthouses, Rasta shacks and roadside barbecue stands. All of the modern conveniences without the headaches of modern life. Whether you are seeking a quiet beach to lie on, rainforests to explore or a towering mountain to climb, St. Lucia is the place for you. Whether you need an International Business Company or are into offshore banking or insurance, St. Lucia is the place for you. Mutual Funds and Trusts are also covered in our laws.

67. TVET - St. Lucia, 1999 The meeting was chaired by Dr Dennis Irvine, regional Adviser for Thomas Boulogne(st. lucia) and Valdez Francis (Barbados) described the pilots of selected http://www.col.org/tvet/stlucia.htm

Technical and Vocational Teacher Training Core Curriculum Review and Implementation St Lucia th th July 1999 Pictures of the Meeting Report on meeting Meeting was attended by: Glenville Edwards, St Kitts; Faye R E Bascom, Bahamas; Thomas Boulogne, St Lucia; Arlington Dyer, Jamaica; Nancy George, Jamaica; Eileen Leiba, Jamaica; Joseph Mapp, St Vincent; Merrill J Matthew, Commonwealth of Dominica; Lynette Payne, Trinidad and Tobago; Erlindo Pech, Belize; Reginald N Peterson, Antigua; Goderick Pierre, Grenada; Ronald Simon, Guyana; Valdez Francis, Barbados. The meeting was chaired by Dr Dennis Irvine, Regional Adviser for the Caribbean to the Commonwealth of Learning, and facilitated by Mr John Bartram, Education Specialist, Technical/Vocational Education and Training, Commonwealth of Learning. 1. Introduction to the Workshop: History of the Curriculum Development Project Dr. Irvine presented the background to the curriculum and its development, and a rationale for introducing and piloting the curriculum in the Caribbean. Thomas Boulogne (St. Lucia) and Valdez Francis (Barbados) described the pilots of selected units of the curriculum at their respective institutions.

68. Newspapers Of The Caribbean And International Press (Caribbean Advocate The Caribbean News Agency -The Caribbean News Agency - CANA is a non-profitcooperative, owned by twelce regional pricate and st. lucia, West Indies. http://www.escapeartist.com/media9/media9.htm

Newspapers Of The Caribbean: Anguilla - Antilles - Aruba - Bahamas - Barbados - Belize - Bermuda - British Virgins Regional Media Resources Caribbean Compass - Caribbean Compass - A wonderful on-line Caribbean Magazine. - "we cover a wide range of regional subjects spiced with a West Indian waterfront accent. Compass gives readers an insider's look at the coastal and marine environment, sailboat topics such as cruising, chartering and racing, water sports such as fishing and diving, as well as local culture and maritime history" - online, plus links to other resources. Caribbean Broadcasting Union - Caribbean Broadcasting Union - CBU - The Association of Broadcasters in the Caribbean Region. Caribbean News Agency (CANA) online Caribbean News Agency (CANA) online - CANA is a non-profit cooperative, owned by twelve regional private and public sector media houses: four newspapers. The Caribbean Magazine - The Caribbean Magazine Anguilla Anguilla Cable TV Stations - Anguilla Cable TV Stations Anguilla fromYahoo news service - Anguilla fromYahoo news service Bob Green's Anguilla Local News - Bob Green's Anguilla Local News - Plenty of local news and pictures - plus extensive local links to Anguillan Resources.

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You are here 1Up Info Caribbean Islands History People ... News Search 1Up Info Caribbean Islands Caribbean Islands Regional Security Threats, 1970-81 The relative stability characterizing the Westminster-style democracies of the Commonwealth Caribbean began to crumble in the late 1960s and early 1970s when Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago were shaken by political violence. Until they began achieving independence, the Commonwealth Caribbean islands had been relatively immune from subversion because of the efficient protection provided by British security and defense guarantees. The Black Power movement (see Glossary) was behind much of the social disorder, although criminal violence also rose to unprecedented levels. Black Power activists almost succeeded in overthrowing Prime Minister Williams in Trinidad and Tobago in 1970, but government troops finally suppressed the revolt with the assistance of a planeload of arms and ammunition purchased from the United States and Venezuela (see Political Dynamics, ch. 3). Another small Marxist group continued to carry out terrorist attacks on the island for a few years. The leaders of most of the Marxist-Leninist-oriented opposition groups in the region were known to have had close contact with Cuba. Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago were particularly concerned about Cuban involvement in the indigenous Black Power movement. Virtually all of the Commonwealth Caribbean islands had at least one small extremist group that was an occasional security threat.

70. August 1 2002 Of the 12 regional countries invited, Antigua, st. lucia, st. Vincent, st. They simplefact that they have respondedst. lucia with six cyclists while st. http://www.islandsun.com/2002-September/27092002/sports5-v9i06.html

September 27 2002 Regional cyclists to compete in the Jason Bally Memorial 100K BY DEAN GREENAWAY Regional cyclists are expected for next weekend's BVI Cycling Federation Jason Bally Memorial 100K, which will attract riders from 12 countries. That event will be preceded by Sunday's East End Wall, which starts at 7 a.m. at the H. Lavity Stoutt Community College. Tri BVI Triathlon follows the Bally 100K in November as the final event on the BVICF 2002 calendar. Of the 12 regional countries invited, Antigua, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, St. Martin, St. Thomas and St. John, have responded favorably. With the involvement of the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force in the planning, BVICF president David Thomas says he's happy with the progress leading up to the event. He notes that the course has been set and federation members are seeking sponsorship from the business community. Thomas has the feeling that the event is going to be better than last year. "I'm really excited, because St. Lucia and St. Vincent for example have never raced here before. They simple fact that they have responded-St. Lucia with six cyclists while St. Vincent will have four-makes it exciting," Thomas who met several of the teams at the Commonwealth Games in Manchester, England this summer. "It's good that we can now have them come to an event that we do and they can see what is actually happening on this side of the Caribbean." Over the past several weeks, BVI cyclists have been build up the miles for the 62.5 mile race. "Our guys are a lot better this year, so I'm expecting they'll be better throughout the Caribbean too," Thomas said. "Most of the countries we've invited, the guys participated in the Commonwealth Games. They have a lot of road racing in them for the year and a lot of them are using the Jason Bally race as a warm up for the Caribbean Road Bike Championships in Curacao the following weekend. Road bikes are the thing that will make this race really exciting."

71. GORP - St. Lucia 101 - The Least Known Of The Lesser Antilles explains the island's history, from the Arawaks, the Caribs who worshipped the volcano,to the battles between the French and English. st. lucia changed hands http://gorp.away.com/gorp/location/carrib/st_lucia.htm

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72. Travel st. lucia has some of the most beautiful scenery in the eastern In st. capital, forMadrid is unrivaled in effervescent spirit, regional architectural splendor http://www.unmalumni.com/services/travel.htm

site map click to enter travel T he following is our new line up of educational travel opportunities for We hope to see you on one or all of the adventures! May 14 - 22 Alumni College in Scotland August 2 - 14 Russian Waterways: Cruise the Passage of Peter the Great September 12 - 20 Alumni College in Bordeaux September 29 - October 7 Italian Lake District November 30 - December 8 German Holiday Markets Trips and dates are subject to change. For additional information, contact Charlene Chavez at the UNM Alumni Relations Office at or top of page Alumni College in Scotland May 14-22, 2003 This education and travel program has been designed exclusively for our alumni. This exciting program combines a journey to the Scottish Highlands, rich in history and scenic beauty, with fascinating educational content and comfortable environs. The ancient town of Stirling is the perfect setting from which to encounter new ideas and make new friends in a stimulating atmosphere!

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74. Www.stluciajazz.org - St. Lucia Jazz Festival 2002 It started first with regional acts such Mungel Patasar, Andre Tanker and MichaelBoothman and the response was enter the st. lucia Chamber of Commerce. http://www.stluciajazz.org/jazz_articles/evolution.asp

2:15 PM    82°F 28°C www.stlucia.org Evolution Of The Fringe St. Lucia Tourist Board In 1994 when the organizing committed of the first Jazz Festival decided that free daytime entertainment would be a nice touch, they never envisaged that the fringe as it has now come to be called would eventually rival the main festival in size and diversity. In 2003, one can easily argue that we have arrived at the point where patrons are equally interested in both events. In the early years, the fringe was limited to Castries; that is after a desirous attempt at a straight ahead jazz concert in Soufrière. The local audience was having no part of acclaimed jazz pianist Terrence Blanchard not even for free. That jazz stuff was to esoteric. The sound that filled the midday sun in Castries came from local artistes. There was no stage, no food on sale, no organizational effort . The audiences however, were enthusiastic especially, the elementary school students who have always been part of the Jazz On the Square. The size and enthusiasm of the audiences meant that this event was here to stay. The addition of foreign acts in 1996 was a crucial moment in the history of the event. It started first with regional acts such Mungel Patasar, Andre Tanker and Michael Boothman and the response was overwhelming. In order to satisfy the demand, open acts from the Cultural Centre were now included . The launching of the event had now been established. A full time organizational structure was therefore in order...... enter the St. Lucia Chamber of Commerce.

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Globalization Poverty Development Sustainability ... FROM THE WORLD BANK DATABASE Regional Summary Tables from the World Development Indicators 2001 The tables provided below contain the latest data for key development topics from the World Development Indicators database. All files are in PDF format. Regional tables Key indicators: (16K PDF) regional comparisons for People, Environment, Economy, States and Markets, and Global Links. Country comparisons: (9k PDF), (9K PDF), (9k PDF), South Asia (8K PDF), Sub-Saharan Africa (10K PDF) GNI per capita 1999 (Atlas method and PPP) (24K PDF) new terminology read more Total GNI 1999 (Atlas method) (16K PDF) new terminology read more Total GDP 1999 (16K PDF) PPP GDP 1999 (16K PDF) Population 1999 (15K PDF) Adult illiteracy rate (20K PDF) Technical notes FACTS AND FIGURES FROM THE WORLD DEVELOPMEN INDICATORS 2001 Classification of economies A short history ... Definitions of groups Country groups East Asia and Pacific Europe and Central Asia Latin America and the Caribbean Middle East and North Africa ... Not classified by indebtedness Classification of economies More about this change in terminology ). Based on its GNI per capita, every economy is classified as low income, middle income (subdivided into lower middle and upper middle), or high income. Other analytical groups, based on geographic regions and levels of external debt, are also used.

76. My St. Lucia Collection Of Hotels And Inns On The Island Of St. Lucia Opinion The new Odyssey st. lucia will no doubt prove to be the ideal choice forpeople of Please note the hotel is close to Vigie regional airport and this http://www.mystlucia.org/stlucia/info_htm/stlucia_hotel_info.htm

A ctivities B eaches ... Anse Chastanet 4 Star Half Board 49 Rooms Opinion: Totally un-spoilt and an escapist's paradise, this hotel is quiet, romantic and secluded. Steep hills and lots of steps make it unsuitable for young children and those with walking difficulties. Bay Gardens 3 Star Room Only 71 Rooms Opinion: A good choice for those seeking a small and intimate but centrally located base. Personalised management will ensure guests capture the unique cultural and tropical flavour of St.Lucia. mid East Winds Inn 4 Star All Inclusive 30 Villas Opinion: An enchanting tropical hideaway renowned for its excellent cuisine and personalised service. The somewhat bumpy approach road helps make this a very exclusive escape. Children under 12 years not accepted between 06 Feb and 08 Mar Jalousie Hilton 5 Star Room Only 113 Rooms Opinion: A superb choice for those seeking a very secluded and luxurious resort offering a stunning location unsurpassed for its natural beauty.

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78. Usairways.com: Press Release today the launch of GoCaribbean, a new cooperation and marketing initiative withthree regional Caribbean airlines. Vincent, st. lucia, Tobago and Tortola. http://www.usairways.com/about/press/nw_02_0603.htm

usairways.com about us airways press releases US AIRWAYS LAUNCHES 'GoCARIBBEAN' NETWORK WITH THREE REGIONAL CARRIERS ARLINGTON, Va., June 3, 2002 US Airways announced today the launch of "GoCaribbean," a new cooperation and marketing initiative with three regional Caribbean airlines. The initiative will include affiliation through US Airways’ Dividend Miles frequent traveler program, US Airways Vacations, and in some markets, code sharing. US Airways is currently finalizing agreements that will enable the three airlines Caribbean Star Airlines, Nevis Express and WINAIR (Windward Island Airways International) to operate as US Airways’ associate carriers, providing flight connections linked with existing US Airways Caribbean gateways. GoCaribbean plans to offer additional service to 14 island destinations, representing further major growth of US Airways’ Caribbean network. Currently, US Airways serves 16 Caribbean destinations from its Philadelphia, Charlotte and Pittsburgh hubs, and has recently announced plans to add three more routes.

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