61. Q95FM - DOMINICA'S SILVER JUBILEE - NEW YORK CITY NOVEMBER 8-9, 2003 This cultural event will highlight the influences in dominica s culture indigenousCarib, African, and European (both Anglophone and Francophone). http://www.q95fm.com/html/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=14

62. Bits Of Culture - Dominica Language Map. Bits of culture. PointTo-Talk Booklets. Additional Resources.BITS OF culture - dominica. Languages. Geography. Cultural Values. http://www.mgh.harvard.edu/interpreters/b_dom.asp

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63. SIGHTS IN DOMINICA, MONTSERRAT. Beaches, Museums, Culture Travel By Fingertip ..dominica / Montserrat. Points of Interest Indominica Montserrat. dominica. dominica is a lush island whose http://www.ehi.com/travel/carib/dominica/dominica-montserrat-beaches-museums-cul

Travel By Fingertip.....Dominica / Montserrat P oints of I nterest In D M ontserrat D ominica Dominica is a lush island whose interior is dominated by a luxurious rainforest populated by parrots and birds of every description. The many national parks are all worthwhile for exploration. The volcanic origins of Dominica have rendered most of the sand on the beaches various shades of black. Village of Roseau The capital of Dominica and home of the Old Market Plaza, The National Park Office, The Public Library and other official buildings. Morne Trois Pitons A jungle haven featuring 16,000 acres of national park, exotic birds and cool mountain lakes. Addr: North of Roseau. The volcanic movements below the surface of these springs make them too hot for bathing. Nearby Trafalgar Falls drop 200 feet into a calm pool of sparkling water. Addr: Morne Trois Pitons National Park. M ontserrat Montserrat's nick-name, The Emerald Isle of the Caribbean, is reflected in it's lush greenery and three mountain ranges. The volcanic origins of Montserrat have rendered most of the sand on the beaches various shades of black. Plymouth A walking tour of the capital city includes the Government House, an 18th Century Victorian home with beautifully kept gardens, the central market, War Memorial, Treasury and Medical University.

64. Fort Young Hotel : Dominica - Things To Know About 3,000 Carib Indians still live in dominica. culture dominica’s richculture comes from its mix of English, French, African, and Carib peoples. http://www.fortyounghotel.com/where_da/dominica.htm

Home Where is Dominica? Diving/Snorkeling Whale Watching ... Home Dominica : Things to Know Airline Information: There are no direct, non-stop flights to Dominica from the US mainland and Europe. Connections are readily available from the regional gateways of Antigua, Barbados, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Puerto Rico, St. Maarten and St. Lucia, served by regional and international carriers including LIAT, Caribbean Star, Air Caraibes, American Airlines, American Eagle, BWIA, British Airways, Air Canada, Air France, Continental Airlines, Air Jamaica, and Virgin Atlantic. Sea Access: Regular and reliable ferry services provide easy access to Dominica from the French Departments of Guadeloupe and Martinique, and from St. Lucia. Departure Tax: US$20 per person. Children under 12 are exempt. Driving: Drive on the left side of the road in Dominica.

65. Emanuel And Isidore: About Dominica language to cuisine, social expressions to economic existence and subsistence, ithas helped to fashion a vibrant and rich culture. Today s dominica is a land 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.

66. Islands.com | Dominica culture Carnival celebrations on dominica are more loosely organizedthan, say, Trinidad s, and that s a large part of their charm. http://www.islands.com/dominica/

Receive Travel Specials from Dominica and other islands Dominica Field Notes What to do on Dominica ISLANDS Web Picks The best of Dominica on the Web. Maps Dominica at a glance. Archives Stories from ISLANDS magazine. Dominica Where to Stay Hilton Caribbean Punta Cana Resort and Club Windstar Cruises Star Clippers Cruises ... Other Caribbean destinations Dominica likes to call itself the "Nature Island of the Caribbean, " and this island lives up to its eco-tourist publicity. Lush, tropical rain forest blankets much of the island, the Morne Trois Pitons National Park alone covering about 17,000 acres. In a landscape straight out a hiking boot commercial, trails bordered by large ferns and wild orchids lead to waterfalls, rivers – and one of the world's largest boiling lakes. It's a birdwatcher's paradise, home to rare Sisserou and Jacquot parrots and numerous, stunningly colored hummingbirds. Dominica (pronounced Dom-in-EEK-ah) is sometimes confused, at least by postal clerks, with the much more populous Dominican Republic about 500 miles away, but if its wilderness you're looking for, this is the one to remember. Field Notes DIVING CULTURE Carnival celebrations on Dominica are more loosely organized than, say, Trinidad's, and that's a large part of their charm. The two-day fete of calypso and street jump-ups leading up to Ash Wednesday features street parades of colorful costumed bands on Monday and "T-shirt bands" on Tuesday. And if you can't attend Carnival itself, check out the weekly "Stardom" and "Band Splash" events that showcase Calypsonians and bands preparing for the event.

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Sea Cliff Cottages Dominica Welcome to Sea Cliff Cottages, located on the lush nature island of Dominica. Experience the beauty of a tropical Caribbean night as you sit on your private balcony watching the moonlight on the palms and the shimmer of the sea below you. The cottages will provide you with all your needs for short or long term stays and you can relax in comfort surrounded by flowers with the sounds of the sea in the background. Located on the dramatic northeast coast, Sea Cliff is only a 15 minute drive from Dominica's main airport, Melville Hall. An afternoons drive can take you through the Carib Territory and on up into the natural beauty of Dominica's rainforest. Closer to home there are numerous hiking paths to explore or you can refresh yourself in the natural bathing pools found in nearby rivers. A secluded waterfall just a short distance away provides a delightful setting for a picnic and swim. Just below the cottages is Hodges Bay. Protected by a series of small islands, it is one of the better beaches in the area. In addition, the Hodges River empties into the sea at this point and is a favourite spot for children to play, and for rinsing off the salt after an ocean swim. Woodford Hill beach, Turtle beach and the beautiful Pointe Baptiste beach are also within walking distance. Hodges Beach For those who wish to dive, there is a five star PADI dive centre located twelve miles away, in the village of Portsmouth, which offers certification courses as well as day and night diving. For more information click on

68. Zeal.com - United States - New - Travel - Destinations - North America - Caribbe A great resource for United States New - Travel - Destinations- North America - Caribbean - dominica - culture Amusements. http://zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=299634

69. Dominica: UNESCO Culture Sector Europe and North America. Latin America and the Caribbean. culture Collection ofNational Copyright Laws Latin America and the Caribbean dominica. dominica, http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php@URL_ID=17118&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECT

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70. Lonely Planet World Guide: Dominica dominica travel Lonely Planet World Guide culture Environment Getting There Away Getting Around Further Rea (WiseNut) More Like This. http://www.blueglobus.com/cgi-bin/search/search.cgi?results&keywords=Lonely Plan

71. Dominica Lodging Dining Eco Tourism - Eastern Caribbean World Heritage Site Fae and Athie were superb hosts, extending to us hospitality, friendship, and informationabout dominica s culture and challenges; these are the gifts all http://www.exotica-cottages.com/testimonials.htm

Fae and Athie were superb hosts, extending to us hospitality, friendship, and information about Dominica's culture and challenges; these are the gifts all travelers seek and we leave feeling refreshed and evermore appreciative of cultural diversity... C. Coleman Warren, Vermont We will remember our stay at Exotica for the rest of our lives! Dominica is such a beautiful island that we enjoyed ourselves wherever we stayed; but Exotica is truly extraordinary. Fae and Athie are gracious hosts and Fae is such a wonderful cook. The cottages so comfortable and the gardens so gorgeous that there are not enough superlatives! R. Travers Warren, Vermont Thank you for making our Honeymoon very special. Thank you for the wonderful food. We will be sure to tell our travel agent if anyone is coming to Dominica they have to stay at Exotica! D. Thompson

72. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Regional > Caribbean > Dominica > Society And Cult Society and culture Subjects Regional Caribbean dominica Societyand culture. Sort by Most Popular. http://www.alexa.com/browse/general?catid=84716&mode=general

73. :: Ez2Find :: Society And Culture Calibishie Site Info - Translate - Open New Window Introduction to thehistory and culture of Calibishie village on the north coast of dominica. http://ez2find.com/cgi-bin/directory/meta/search.pl/Regional/Caribbean/Dominica/

Guide : Society and Culture Global Metasearch Any Language English Afrikaans Arabic Bahasa Melayu Belarusian Bulgarian Catala Chinese Simplified Chinese Traditional Cymraeg Czech Dansk Deutsch Eesti Espanol Euskara Faroese Francais Frysk Galego Greek Hebrew Hrvatski Indonesia Islenska Italiano Japanese Korean Latvian Lietuviu Lingua Latina Magyar Netherlands Norsk Polska Portugues Romana Russian Shqip Slovensko Slovensky Srpski Suomi Svenska Thai Turkce Ukrainian Vietnamese Mode All Words Any Word Phrase Results Timeout Depth Adult Filter Add to Favorites Other Search Web News Newsgroups Images Invisible Web Metasearch UNESCO APC Music Guides Society and Culture ez2Find Home Directory Regional Caribbean ... Dominica : Society and Culture History Related Categories Regional: Caribbean: Society and Culture Web Sites Abigail Antoine [Site Info] [Translate] [Open New Window] A young Dominican tells about herself, includes photos. URL: http://www.delphis.dm/abigail Calibishie [Site Info] [Translate] [Open New Window] Introduction to the history and culture of Calibishie village on the north coast of Dominica. URL: http://www.avirtualdominica.com/calibishie/

74. Session III: Arts, Crafts And Cultural Industries Strategies Presenters Marybelle Mitchell, Executive Director, Inuit Arts Foundation, Canada;Raymond Lawrence, Chief Cultural Officer, National culture Council, dominica. http://www.pch.gc.ca/pc-ch/mindep/atelier-workshop/session-iii-e.htm

Session III: Arts, Crafts and Cultural Industries Strategies Presenters: Marybelle Mitchell, Executive Director, Inuit Arts Foundation, Canada Raymond Lawrence, Chief Cultural Officer, National Culture Council, Dominica This session focussed on how various strategies in the cultural sector can be directed towards community, social, and economic development. The impetus for this session was the South African example, where crafts and artisanal products are at the basis of a cultural industries strategy for rural development and part of the overall government efforts in the post-Apartheid environment. Two examples, a Canadian experience and a small-island perspective, offer an illustration of how cultural industries can be a tool for development. The first presentation was made by Marybelle Mitchell whose organization is owned and controlled by Inuit artists. She spoke at a concrete level of the development of the stone carving industry in Inuit communities . The Canadian Arctic has a small population base, approximately 48,000, scattered over a large land mass. Due to the high level of underdevelopment there are virtually no jobs, no internal trade, inefficient and expensive transportation, and minimal communication networks. Efforts have been made over the years to develop viable industries, but most have failed.

75. TDS; Passports, Visas, Travel Documents prizewinner SaintJohn Perse of Guadeloupe, Jean Rhys of dominica and St Martinique;they both write about the Blacks struggles for cultural identity under http://www.traveldocs.com/dm/culture.htm

Dominica North America CULTURE The Eastern Caribbean has produced notable figures in literature, including V S Naipaul of Trinidad, George Lamming of Barbados, Jamaica Kincaid of Antigua, Maryse Condé and Nobel prizewinner Saint-John Perse of Guadeloupe, Jean Rhys of Dominica and St Lucia's Nobel prizewinner, Derek Walcott. The contemporary poets Aimé Césaire and Édouard Glissant hail from Martinique; they both write about the Blacks' struggles for cultural identity under the burden of colonial influences. The Caribbean's prime cultural contribution is its music - calypso, soca, steel pan, ska, reggae and zouk. Domestic architecture is characterised by brightly painted, corrugated-iron roofed, wooden-shuttered structures. Population densities vary widely, with Barbados' population density of 591 people per sq km making it one of the world's most densely populated countries, while some of the smaller islands such as Saba and St Barts have fewer than 5000 people. The vast majority of islanders are of African ancestry, and the ethnic mix also includes those of European, East Indian, Middle Eastern, Asian and American descent. About 3000 Caribs still live on the eastern side of Dominica, and there are smaller native populations on St Vincent and Trinidad.

76. Japan Forum - Local Discussions - Japanese Community/culture In Dominica, Common Local discussions about Japan Japanese community/culture in dominica, Commonweal.Click Here. Japanese community/culture in dominica, Commonweal. http://www.japan-guide.com/local/local_forum.html?aID=866

77. Dominica Search Engines weather, and more all you need to know about the island of dominica, with informationabout scuba diving, hotels, hiking, events, news, culture, weather, and http://www.1-hit.com/search-engines/Dominica.html

78. TRAVEL.com ® ... Regional:Caribbean:Dominica:Society And Culture Calibishie avirtualdominica.com/calibishie Introduction to the historyand culture of Calibishie village on the north coast of dominica. http://www.travel.com/Regional/Caribbean/Dominica/Society_and_Culture/

Welcome to... Travel.com: The company that created travel on the Internet [1992]. Flights Hotels Condos Cars ... Web Directories Search Directory Languages: Deutsch Español Français Italiano ... More... (~70 Languages) Our International Sites .au English AUD .ca English CAD .de Deutsch EUR .fr Français EUR .it Italiano EUR .mx Español USD .nl Nederland EUR .nz English NZD .sg English USD .uk English GBP .us English USD Top Regional Caribbean Dominica Society and Culture Results 1 - 9 of at least 9 Abigail Antoine delphis.dm/abigail A young Dominican tells about herself, includes photos. Calibishie avirtualdominica.com/calibishie Introduction to the history and culture of Calibishie village on the north coast of Dominica. David Michael Home Page dmichael.co.uk Shares his life as a Metropolitan Policeman in the UK, includes awards, honors, photos. Dominica Academy of Arts and Sciences da-academy.org An organization that aims to develop Dominica by linking Dominicans all over the world to each other. Website contains discussion papers, forums and a directory of Dominicans with expertise on some specific field. Dominica Web Ring links.domnik.net/ring

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Home Dominica : Society and Culture Dominica Dominica World Web Sites: Asha Vigilante All about one young Dominican woman, with talent, ambition, and beauty. Jeaner Barry Personal page of a 19 year old Dominican. Photos and biography. People in Dominica Links to Dominican personal pages from Delphis. Shannon Vigilante Dominican 'supermodel' and international beauty pageant contestant. Wendoes.com The home of Wendy and Simon Walsh, two Dominicans. Includes family photos. • Find products related to Society and Culture @ Amazon.com • Search the web for Society and Culture web sites Some of the categories on this site are merged with ODP Data Open Directory Project Add a site Feedback © 2003 Worldagogo

80. Caribbean Discovery - Sun, Sea & Adventure Enjoy shore and boat dives, kayaking and a whalewatching expedition asyou experience the stunning beauty and rich culture of dominica. http://www.caribbeandiscovery.com/destinations.cfm?COUNTRY_ID=10

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