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TO UNSUBSCRIBE or to SUBSCRIBE and FOR AD SALES & TO CONTACT US... E-mail: contact@nassau-weekly.info Tel: 1-242-323-8888 Nassau Weekly Newsletters Ltd #1 Shirley Park Ave P.O. Box N-4855, Nassau, Bahamas Copyright©2007 Nassau Weekly Newsletters Ltd | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Now - Sept 22 Bahamian Art Show - Work Take a trip to Miami Florida to view new artwork by Bahamian Artists John Cox, Heino Schmid, Blue Curry, Toby Lunn, Jason Bennett and Michael Edwards at an exhibition entitled, “Work!” at Diaspora Vibe Gallery, 3938 N. Miami Ave. Show opens August 9, at 7 pm. Artist Talk: August 11 beginning 2 pm to 4 pm. Gallery hours 10 am - 4 pm, Tues - Sat. 1-305-573-4046. www.popopstudios.com | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 20 4th Annual Abaco Business Outlook With the theme, “Growth By Design” this year's Abaco Business Outlook Conference invites Deputy-Prime Minister the Hon. Brent Symonette to answer questions concerning of development and to outline government's plans for infrastructure. Speakers include the D-G of Tourism, Vernice Walkine; Michael Halkitis, British American Financial; Simmone Bowe, Dir. of HR, Baker's Bay Club; Michael W. Albury, Pres. of the Abaco Chamber of Commerce; and Dick Kermode, V-P of American Bridge Company. Kermode was project engineer on the Treasure Cay Marina and operations manager for the Disney Cruise Line's Castaway Cay Project. Outlook is hosted by Joan Albury, The Counsellors Ltd. T: 322-7505. jalbury@thecounsellorsltd.com | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 20 Doctor's Hospital Lecture Series Doctors Hospital continues it's Distinguished Lecture Series with a discussion presented by General Surgeon Dr. Williamson Chea on what you should know about surgery. The free lecture held at Doctors Hospital aims to educate the public about important health issues. A Question and Answer period follows the lecture. Free blood pressure, cholesterol and glucose testing between 5 pm - 6 pm. Lecture begins promptly at 6 pm. RSVP to ensure available seating. 302-4603. | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 20 NAGB Outdoor Film -An Inconvenient Truth A 2006 film directed by Davis Guggenheim. Film eloquently weaves the science of global warming with Al Gore's personal history and lifelong commitment to reversing the effects of global climate change. Begins 8 pm at the National Art Gallery Outdoor Theatre, West Hill St. Free admission. Visit www.nagb.org.bs or call 328-5800. | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 24 Sign Language Course Six-week professional course taught by certified teacher and interpreter Thane Hudson aims to teach the ultimate signing experience. Certificates awarded upon completion. Held Mon and Thurs. Adm: $130. T: 327-3676 or 323-6767. | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 20 “Two Women” Photo Exhibition This event is the opening reception for the Ladder Gallery's Exhibition 'Two Women'. Exhibition features photography by Kristine Graham and Sabrina Lightbourne. Exhibition runs from Sept 20 - Oct 11. Opening night reception runs from 7 - 9 pm at the New Providence Community Centre, Blake Road. | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 24 Clairol Stylist Seminar Hosted by Lowe's Wholesale. Features multifaceted cosmetologist and color master James Adams. Two sessions held 9 am - 1 pm and 6 - 8 pm. Enter to win $500 Visa Gift Cards, a trip to the 2008 Bronner Bros or Premier Orlando Hair Show. Held at Lowe's Wholesale the Soldier Road. Tickets $25 or $30. 393-7111 ext: 246. | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 21 & 22 Darrin's Dance Grooves Celebrity choreographer Darrin Henson will be in Nassau conducting his famous "Darrin's Dance Grooves" tutorial. Spots are limited. Call 456-4013 to book. E: robinsongodfrey@yahoo.com | | |||||||||||||||||||
Sept 25 - 27 Bible Reading Seminar Learn to read the Bible effectively. Learn why it was written, where it came from, tips on effective reading, the differences in Bible versions, and more. Materials included. Light refreshments served. Held 7 - 9 pm at the New Providence Community Centre, Blake Road. Register with Penny at 325-3177 or email biblereadingseminar@yahoo.ca | | |||||||||||||||||||
Sept 21 Rock the 80's BASRA Benefit Hosted by UNEXSO and Burns House Group of Companies. Features music and celebrity performances from Whitney Houston, Tina Turner and Michael Jackson. Also features Karaoke contests, raffle prizes such as jewelry, dinner and hotel reservations. Enjoy a purple rain buffet including corn dogs, rice crispy treats and more. Free Smirnoff Twists Flavored Vodkas and Smirnoff Ice Flavored Drink tasting's, drink specials, fruit punch cocktail and JELLO shots will be provided by Burns House. Adm: $10. Tickets available at UNEXSO. Guests are welcome to purchase a $100 table for six, which includes waitress service and the first round of drinks. Begins 7 pm. 373-1244. | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 25 - 29 Caribbean Crisis Centres Conference The Bahamas Crisis Centre hosts a Conference of Caribbean Crisis Centres under the theme, "Creating Partnerships to Confront Sexual Violence in the Caribbean." The conference aims to promote awareness and advocacy in combating sexual violence. Over 14 countries including Dominica, St. Lucia, Barbados, Jamaica and Suriname will attend. Topics include Enlisting Corporate Support, The Undetected Rapist and The Neurobiology of Trauma. The various crisis centres will discuss best practices and prevention and how men can assist in spreading the message. Ends with an Anniversary Banquet for The Bahamas Crisis Centre. Held in the Crystal Ballroom at the Wyndham Nassau Resort. Adm: $100 daily. T: 323-5589 or 328-0922. www.bahamascrisiscentre.org | | |||||||||||||||||||
Sept 22 2nd Annual Male Health Fair Presented by Us Too and The Bahamas Male Health Initiative under the theme "Men In Crisis: Our Time To Respond". Features free blood sugar checks, blood pressure readings, cholesterol tests, PSA checks and height, weight and body mass index checks. Also includes presentations on Profile of a Healthy Man, Coping with Stress, AIDS and Men, Cancer in Men, Cause of Sexual Dysfunctions in Males, Why Every Man Needs Insurance and Legal Rights of Males. Booths from D'Albenas Agencies, Nassau Food Services, Thompson Trading, Lowe's Drug Agencies, Commonwealth Drug Agencies, Anti-Smoking Groups and more. Begins 12 noon to 6 pm at the Town Centre Mall. 322-8826. | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 22 Men's Grill Challenge The 2nd Annual Catholic Men's Grill Challenge presented by Catholic Archdiocesan Mens' Association. Several catholic churches compete to please professional and celebrity judges. Taste samples of ribs, pork, steak and chicken for $2 or buy steak and chicken dinners for $10. Funds go to much needed programs. From noon - 6pm, St. Francis Cathedral, West St. | | |||||||||||||||||||
Sept 26 Annual Film Workshop Organized by the Film & Television Commission of the Ministry of Tourism to provide practical, hands-on experience with people in Film & Television, and to expose emerging filmmakers to the business. Students also welcome. The proposed guest speaker is Mike Rauch, film consultant and former VP of Physical Production for ShowTime Network Films. His credits include: The Godfather, Superman, Live and Let Die, The Cotton Club, Dressed to Kill, Going in Style, Band of The Hand, Blue Steel, Reversal of Fortune, Point Break and the mini television series, Wild Palms. Held at the British Colonial Hilton, Bay St. 326-0635. | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 22 Track & Field Meet Hosted by the Diocesan Youth Department of The Bahamas and The Turks and Caicos Islands. The meet sanctioned by the Bahamas Association of Athletic Associations and the Bahamas Association of Certified Officials is exclusive to members of the Anglican church within the 18 parishes in the capital and throughout the remainder of Diocese. Covers a wide range of events in a variety of categories. Track events include the 50m, 100m, 300m, 400m, 1500m, 400m relay and 1600m relay. Field events include long jump, high jump, javelin, triple jump and shot put. Adm: $2 Adults, $1 Kids. Refreshments will be on sale along with Steak and Chicken dinners. Begins 9 am at the Queen Elizabeth Sports Center. Contact Tiffany Hall at 322-3015. | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 27 Bahamas Historical Guest speaker Sir Clement Maynard will talk about his recently published volume of his memoirs, entitled "Put On More Speed." The book is a must read for everyone interested in Bahamian history. Held at the Museum of the Bahamas Historical Society, Shirley St & Elizabeth Ave. beginning 6 pm. Free admission for all. http://bahamashistoricalsociety.com | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 22 The Bahamas Culture Day 2007 Presented by The Bahamian American Cultural Society, Inc. Rake-N-Scrape music will take center stage, along with a parade of local talents and artists. There will be lots to eat, lots to see, lots to do - all with a Bahamian flare and taste. Begins 12 noon to 10 pm at Solar 1 Garden, Stuyvesant Cove at the foot of 23rd Street on the East River, New York City. Contact The Bahamian American Cultural Society Inc. T: 212-213-0562 or visit www.bahamianamericanculturalsociety.org E: bacsorg@Earthlink.net | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 27 Chartered Accountants Seminar Hosted by the Bahamas Institute of Chartered Accountants under the theme Examining the Global Economic Environment and its Impact on The Bahamas. Topics and speakers include Preparing our Accountants for The Changing Global Economic Environment presented by Mr. Daniel Ferguson - President, The Bahamas Institute of Chartered Accountants, Partnering with other Countries in The Region to Pool Resources presented by Dr. Thaddeus McDonald, The Impact of Mixed Use Tourism Developments - Pros and Cons presented by Mr. William Wong, New Money Laundering Initiatives for The Bahamas presented by Mr. Anthony Johnson and The U.S.A Credit Market Squeeze - An Overview presented by Mr. Michael Halkitis. Held in The Governor's Ballroom of the Hilton from 8:45 am to 4 pm. Ad,: $100 members, $125 non-members. Lunch and parking included. To register contact 326-6619. | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 22 First Fitness Competition The Bahamas Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation holds its first Ms. Fitness Competition and Men's Bally Boot Camp Fitness Challenge. The Fitness Competition will judge women in short, medium and tall categories and will include two piece, sports wear and cocktail gown performances. Men will be judged on physique, the Pull Up & Push Up Challenges and the Boot Camp Challenge. Apply using forms at: Bally Total Fitness, Better Bodies, Mystique Gym, Iron Man and Fanta-C Fitness. Part proceeds go to the Cancer Society and team travel to the CAC Championships. The events honor Bahamian bodybuilding pioneer, Hubert Wong. Held at 7:30 pm, Rainforest Theatre, Wyndham Nassau Resort. Call Stephen Robinson at T: 424-9563 or email: robinsongodfrey@yahoo.com | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 22 Halsbury Chambers Legal Aid Clinic The 3rd Annual Halsbury Chambers Legal Aid Clinic held under the theme “Information You Need For The Life You Want”. You can meet the firm's attorneys without charge while experts tackle timely topics. Discussions include "Marital Rights: Sweethearting, Divorce & Outside Children", "Whose Beach is It Anyway?", "A National Crisis: The Skinny on Obesity", "So You Want To Be A Millionaire", "What's Your EQ: Measuring Emotional Intelligence", "Buying a Home: Basic Steps to Safeguarding a Home" and "Getting Your Hands Dirty: The Value of a Good Education". Senior Assistant Commissioners Ellison Greenslade and Marvin Dames discuss crime including prevention, protection and assisting police, trends and statistics in "Taking Back Our Nation: Combating Crime". Speakers include Julia Bowleg, Troy Sampson, Andrew Wilson, Julia Lee and Glenn Ferguson. Complimentary childcare by staff of the Meridian School at Unicorn Village. Parents can also register their children to be placed in a national database similar to the US's Amber Alert courtesy of BOSS. Begins 9:30 am at SuperClubs Breezes, West Bay St. 393-4551/5. | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 28 Jewellery Show Doongalik Studios hosts a jewellery show by Nadia Campbell under the theme 'So Long Summer'. Opening night festivities begin at 6 pm to 9 pm at Doongalik Studios Art Gallery, Marina Village, Paradise Island. The exhibition runs until October 12. E: 363-1313. doongalikart@batelnet.bs | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 28 & 29 Technology Expo Presented by John Bull Business Centre. Features world renowned vendors and showcases with the latest in office products and equipment. Also features demonstrations, giveaways and live drawings for over $5,000 in prizes. Also, special pricing for on-the-spot purchases. Held in the Victoria Room at the Hilton, 10 am to 4 pm daily. Free admission. Complimentary parking available for Expo attendees. 393-5964 | | |||||||||||||||||||
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Sept 23 Janice Martin Concert A special concert featuring witty, elegantly perceptive violinist Janice Martin with Dawn Sands on piano. Begins 6:30 pm at Calvary Bible Church, #62 Collins Ave. | | |||||||||||||||||||
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