Taste the Caribbean South Florida Grace "Summer Rhythms"

Grace Foods (USA) once again, presents the Grace Summer Rhythms. The South Florida community will be given opportunities to win Grace goodie baskets, event tickets, airline and hotel package to Jamaica, courtesy of Sunset Beach Resort, Spa & Waterpark, Western Union, Jamaica Tourist Board and Air Jamaica. Remember to check out the Grace Summer Rhythms website below and register to win prizes!!! You can also create you own personal profile and connect with people.

Check this out: http://summerrhythms.com/

Ajrenalin & Wayne Marshall "Who we be"

Riding high after his successful performance at Jamaica Reggae Sumfest, Ajrenalin has collaborated with veteran artist Wayne Marshall with their latest release dubbed 'Who we be'. This is definitely  one of those cross- over hits showing Ajrenalins versatility and strive for creativeness .

'Who we be" provides a mixture of Dancehall and hip hop feel that Ajrenalin has certainly has mastered, with stinging punch lines and excellent riddim.

"Who we be" has been just one of the hits coming from Ajrenalin since the start of the year; songs like Mohawk on the Spazzie Riddim, video to be released soon, PC PC on the Hot Noodles Riddim, I'm so fly on the Problem Riddim done under the Scikron/Bigyard label. 

When ask what to expect from him, he answered "just look out for non stop progression", and thats what we have being seeing from Ajrenalin.

Download Link For the Song: http://www.mediafire.com/?vd93qcligwqxwc2

Stay Connected:

www.twitter.com/Wayne_Marshall 
www.myspace.com/truWayneMarshall 
www.facebook.com/WayneMarshallMusic  

www.twitter.com/ajrenalin1
www.facebook.com/AjrenalinMusic 
Ajrenalinmusicinc@gmail.com 

I Practice Safe Sex Campaign

“I Practice Safe Sex” is a nonprofit organization that was created to serve as a voice for STD’s.  STD’s and Safe Sex is still a touchy topic in most communities, households and colleges, but especially in the social party scenes marriages and long term relationships. I Practice Safe Sex is here to provide knowledge on practicing safe sex no matter what situation you may be in and still enjoy the pleasure of sexual relations.  Instead of giving long lectures of abstinence and why safe sex is important; we plan to ask one question “I Practice Safe Sex Do You?” 

Most can say to practice abstinence, be faithful in your relationship/marriage or treasure you’re most valuable treasures.  However, reality is during the most heated moments all the things you should or would do becomes unheard of.  It’s time to stop preaching on what’s right and time to preach about “doing you safely.”  To do this the campaign will form partnerships with local Night Clubs, Social Venues, Adult Entertainment Venue Colleges and Community Events to pass out items that leads to protection. 

“I Practice Safe Sex” is a campaign that is in direct response to the ones curious to take the next step, the massive number of people looking for fun or to be plain and simple looking for sex. The goal of the campaign is to make sure these people listen to their sub-conscious and wrap it up. So whether it’s taking a snap shot, passing out condoms or t-shirts in the local Night Clubs, Social Venues, Colleges and Community Events will do nothing but send one simple message, “I Practice Safe Sex Do You?” 

Our Objective
Commitment: “I Practice Safe Sex” wants to inspire individuals with a sense of freedom to speak freely about sex.
Responsibility: The focus of “I Practice Safe Sex” is to empower individuals with following their inner feeling of protecting themselves and others around them.
Possibility: “I Practice Safe Sex” wants to expand the perspective of people to make them aware of life's possibilities of living with an STD or coping with one.
Support: An individual is dramatically influenced by their surroundings. “I Practice Safe Sex” wants to surround individuals in a caring, inclusive learning environment that will understand.

To Learn more about "I Practice Safe Sex" Log onto www.ipracticesafesex.org

MDTV Teen Empowerment Session

 JAMAICAN BARBEE/DELUS/SKY NICOLE GREY/BLACK BARBIE

The Jamaican Beauty Barbee, eye candy Delus and the Amazing Sky Nicole Grey were all celebrities that took part in the recently held MDTV Empowerment Session for the Miss Jamaica Caribbean Talented Teens contestants. The event was hosted by Black Barbie from New York City (Parti Fm) on Thursday August 4, 2011 at 4pm on the University of Technology grounds.
The Contestants were surprised after thinking that
they were only about to have a regular day of rehearsals. MDTV organizer Talisa Taylor started off by greeting the ladies and introducing Black Barbie who kicked the session off. The Beautiful Jamaican Barbee was first up and was greeted greatly by the ladies; she was the highlight of the evening. She spoke of self confidence and how important it is that the ladies stay determined all through. The ladies listened keenly and were amazed by everything she said. She was also the ideal person to give the ladies beauty tips and tips as to what to do before going on stage. After her speech the ladies rushed Barbee once again for countless pictures and autographs it was clear that the ladies were big fans. Barbee left with the ladies saying “Everything Pretty”.

Delus on the other hand was the eye candy for the evening. The ladies did pay extra attention as he spoke. He advised the ladies to keep their heads up high and to remain confident on stage no matter what happens. Delus also made a statement when he participated in the runway walk game where the ladies screamed when he gave him manly stroll. Sky Nicole Grey the Pulse Model and now recording artiste spoke on beauty being inside out and also gave the ladies several beatiful tips. Sky advised the ladies that less is more and that confidence is key. Several ladies had questions lined up to ask her and she was quite happy to indulge in these girlie talks.

The MC, Black Barbie shared how excited she was at the fact that she is here in Jamaica to share in this activity with MDTV. She was a great MC and gave encouraging words to the contestants.  She warned the ladies to keep focused and to work hard to achieve their goals. Talisa Taylor, the assistant Programme Manager of MDTV who worked alongside Chantol Carnegie (known as “Tinkerbell”) and Alician Roxborough shared that: “I am very happy that these entertainment personalities took time out of their busy schedule to participate in this positive venture. It is important that these individuals continue to aid in youth development and growth”. MDTV is on Flow channel 393 and streams online at www.mdtvmedia.com. MDTV is the official Cable TV sponsor for this year Miss Jamaica Caribbean Talented Teens 2011 which will be held on August 20, 2011 at 7:30pm at the Louise Bennett Garden Theatre.

Jah Cure finds "True Love"

Soon to be newly weds....

In a recent interview with Jamaica's CVM television, Reggae singer Jah Cure confirmed that he will tie the knot with fiance Kamaila Mcdonald. Sources say, the beautiful couple have been dating over two years and was ready to make a commiment. This Sunday, August 7, Jah Cure born Siccature Alcock will tie the knot with media personality and fitness trainer/sports nutritionist Kamila McDonald at an afternoon wedding scheduled to take place in the city of Montego Bay in St. James.

Kamila McDonald.

Guests at the wedding will have the opportunity to hear a song that he planned specifically for this royal occasion, which has never been played or performed anywhere before. In addition, Jah Cure will be releasing his new album "World Cry" this month along with touring Africa, which he is really excited for.
Blessings to the couple and their future to come....

Jah Cure.

New Album.

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