61. Arts & Culture The World Caribbean US virgin islands Arts culture. http://content.onlineagency.com/c/12/12147/704058_12147.htm

Home Contact Vacations The World ... Packages Places to Go St John St Thomas St Croix Things to Do Cruises Tours Packages Accommodations ... Email this page Our unique culture and history reflect the West African, Danish, Spanish, Irish, Polish, and German heritage of those who have made the U.S. Virgin Islands their home since the late 1400s. The rhythms and lyrics of Virgin Island musicincluding calypso, cariso, soca, reggae, and steel pan melodiesare colorful reminders of our past. Virgin Islanders also express themselves in painting, drawing, sculpture, and photography. The great Impressionist Camille Pissarro is just one of the Virgin Islands' distinguished artists. Festivals Island traditions come alive during celebrations throughout the year. The Three Kings' Day festival on St. Croix, St. John's Fourth of July celebration, and St. Thomas' annual Carnival are just three examples of the dozens of special events that take place each year. However, on any given day, visitors can catch a glimpse of the unique culture of the islands. History The history of the U.S. Virgin Islands is as rich as its people. Columbus discovered the United States Virgin Islands on his second voyage to the New World in 1493. In the centuries that followed, the islands were ruled by the English, Dutch, French, Spanish, Knights of Malta, and Danes. During World War One, the United States bought the islands from Denmark for $25,000,000 in gold.

62. US Virgin Islands The United States virgin islands offers something for everyone. Breathtaking Friendlypeople with a unique music, cuisine, and culture. Posh http://content.onlineagency.com/c/5/5370/26583_5370.htm

Home Contact Vacations The World ... Packages Places to Go St John St Thomas St Croix Things to Do Cruises Tours Packages Shopping ... Caribbean US Virgin Islands US Virgin Islands Register Profile Email this page St. Croix St. John St. Thomas The United States Virgin Islands offers something for everyone. Breathtaking beaches with emerald water. Secluded coves, pristine coral reefs, and untouched rainforests. Friendly people with a unique music, cuisine, and culture. Posh hotels, cozy inns, and unspoiled campgrounds. Wonderful restaurants, world-class shopping, and exciting festivals. Come visit America's Caribbean and see what we have to offer you. Cruises 7 Night Southern Caribbean From $609.00 (USD) Adventure of the Seas 7 Night Southern Caribbean from San Juan 7 Night Eastern Caribbean Vacations from Ft. Lauderdale From $710.00 (USD) Millennium 7 night Eastern Caribbean departures. document.write("");

63. U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS NEWSLETTER For PROPERTY OWNERS, REAL ESTATE INVESTORS, VACAT Online property ownership newsletter. Provides information on relocation, seasonal living and travel, Category Regional Caribbean Business and Economy Real Estate...... or relocates to the virgin islands only to become disillusioned because of thechallenges we all face when we become immersed in the culture and realities http://www.pressenter.com/~inews/

A Newsletter published by Virgin Island Property Owners FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS REAL ESTATE, PROPERTY OWNERSHIP, RELOCATION TO, SEASONAL LIVING OR TRAVEL IN THE USVI ! Updated 1/15/03 BREAK THROUGH DEVELOPMENT IN THE VIRGIN ISLANDS ISLAND NEWS WEB PAGES CLICK BUTTONS FOR; "Island News" covers all three U.S. Virgin Islands TYPICAL TOPICS Medical care.................. Aspects of Ownership.......... Crime......................... Finding a Job................. Transportation to/in the VI... Entertainment Activities...... Building Concerns............. Cost of Living................ Environmental Issues.......... Governmental impacts.......... Others who make the move...... How to buy real estate........ We give you the upside and downside of island life with in-depth information on those aspects of island life that you will not find in the real estate or travel brochures. The U.S. Virgin Islands are relatively small, but their social issues and politics range from complicated to perverse and effect the property owner or traveler alike. New subscribers receive a 16-page "Virgin Island Investor's Analysis"

64. Spring 2001 Tidings Newsletter, Friends Of The VIrgin Islands National Park, Non places and heavily visited areas will soon be showing our informative productionon the current state of the coral reefs in the virgin islands. culture, http://www.friendsvinp.org/archive/0182td.htm

Friends upgraded donor and member database gives us better control over our mailing process. If you are still receiving a hardcopy of Tidings in the mail and would prefer to be advised by email when the latest newsletter is posted on the web, please email newsletter@friendsvinp.org and we will mark your record accordingly. This will save postage dollars and volunteer hours which can be applied more productively toward our programs. Tidings Notes 2000 Success Stories This year was our most successful field seminar series ever! Our invaluable instructors donated their time and knowledge to educate over 250 participants. Over the past year, we have documented a 62% increase in the number of donors to the Friends of the Park. Presently, we are over 2,100 current members strong. St. John CD For Sale Listen to the Sounds of St. John wherever you are! Check out the Artecology CD titled Caribbean Reverie for sale at the Friends online boutique featuring your favorite tree frogs, tropical rainforest and the waves of the ocean. Artecology donates 20% of proceeds to the Friends.

65. Caribbean Travel : British Virgin Islands Travel And Tourism : BVI Tourist Board BVI Department of Education culture Road Town. 284 494 3701, The Associationof Reefkeepers British virgin islands www.arkbvi.org mail@arkbvi.org. http://www.bvitouristboard.com/credits.php3

The BVI Tourist Board wishes to thank the following individuals and organisations for their help and support in constructing this website. c p m d . i n t e r n e t . c o n s u l t a n c y British Virgin Islands www.cpmd.com enquiries@cpmd.com Content and Articles General B.V.I. Tourist Board Director and Staff British Virgin Islands www.bvitouristboard.com enquiries@bvitouristboard.com FCB Marketing Ltd New York www.fcb.com FCB-Info@fcb.com Setting Sail Royal BVI Yacht Club British Virgin Islands rbviyc@surfbvi.com Make a Splash Ocean Promotions Ltd British Virgin Islands www.go-hiho.com info@go-hiho.com Matt Crossman Home : 494 7714 Work : 494 2751 mattcrossmanphotography@yahoo.com UBS Dive Center Harbour View Marina, East End Box 852, Road Town, Tortola, B.V.I www.scubabvi.com mail@scubabvi.com Pelican Charters Ltd. M/V WHOPPER Prospect Reef Harbour, Tortola. c/o Rush it, Box 993, Road Town ,Tortola, B.V.I. Tel: (284) 496 -7386 Jolly Mon Boat Rentals Hodges Creek Box 471, East End, Tortola, B.V.I. Tel/FX: (284) 495-9916 email: jollymon@surfbvi.com

66. USVI - Arts & Culture Our unique culture and history reflect the West African, Danish, Spanish, Irish,Polish, and German heritage of those who have made the US virgin islands their http://www.usvitourism.vi/en/home/vi_arts_culture.html

Our unique culture and history reflect the West African, Danish, Spanish, Irish, Polish, and German heritage of those who have made the U.S. Virgin Islands their home since the late 1400s. The rhythms and lyrics of Virgin Island musicincluding calypso, cariso, soca, reggae, and steel pan melodiesare colorful reminders of our past. Virgin Islanders also express themselves in painting, drawing, sculpture, and photography. The great Impressionist Camille Pissarro is just one of the Virgin Islands' distinguished artists. Island traditions come alive during celebrations throughout the year. The Three Kings' Day festival on St. Croix, St. John's Fourth of July celebration, and St. Thomas' annual Carnival are just three examples of the dozens of special events that take place each year. However, on any given day, visitors can catch a glimpse of the unique culture of the islands. The history of the U.S. Virgin Islands is as rich as its people. Columbus discovered the United States Virgin Islands on his second voyage to the New World in 1493. In the centuries that followed, the islands were ruled by the English, Dutch, French, Spanish, Knights of Malta, and Danes. During World War One, the United States bought the islands from Denmark for $25,000,000 in gold. Home Contact Us St.Croix

67. Explore The Virgin Islands - Book Review is its extremely complete coverage of both groups of virgin islands, the wealthof information on every topic, including history, culture, hotels, resorts http://gocaribbean.about.com/cs/productreviews/gr/explorevi.htm

zfp=-1 About Travel Caribbean for Visitors Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Caribbean for Visitors with William Todd Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Travel Planners Deals and Packages Terrific Tips To Help With Your Trip ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Book - Travel Guide Guide Review Explore the Virgin Islands Guide Rating - Pros Very complete coverage of all Virgin Islands Free web updates included Great tips, charts, and interesting sidebars Cons Some readers may find too much information The Bottom Line - This is the most complete, easy to read guide to the U. S. and British Virgin Islands I've seen. All tourism areas are covered in its 352 pages. Publisher's Site Description Illustrated with 30 color photos and 60 black and white images; 34 maps. Culture and history, hotels, all activities, sports and sightseeing are covered. Beaches, snorkeling and scuba information included.

68. Cayman Islands Government, History, And Culture Learn about the government, history and culture of the Cayman islands. virgin islandsailing Seven Seas Yacht Charters We offer Our agents know the islands. http://gocaribbean.about.com/cs/caymansculture/

zfp=-1 About Travel Caribbean for Visitors Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Caribbean for Visitors with William Todd Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Travel Planners Deals and Packages Terrific Tips To Help With Your Trip ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Cayman Islands Government, History, and Guide picks Learn about the government, history and culture of the Cayman Islands. Destination Cayman Great jumping-off place featuring Cayman weathercam, online reservations, lots of info on the Caymans, and some good business info also. Hot-Life Guide An informational site about life in the Caymans with a great overview of the Hot Life Guide (which tells in detail how to work there).  The Guide is offered for sale but there's still lots of info onsite. Requirements for Entry Information on regulations for entering the Cayman Islands Cayman Islands National Museum "Dedicated to the preservation, research and dissemination of all aspects of the Caymanian heritage for present and future generations."

69. UVI Research Comparison of Tilapia Species for Cage culture in the virgin islands JamesE. Rakocy, John A. Hargreaves and Donald S. Bailey. AES Personnel. http://rps.uvi.edu/AES/UVIresearch.html

AES PUBLICATIONS UVI Research Volume 7, 1995 Effuents From Intensive Tilapia Tank Culture as a Nutrient Source for Pak Choi Production William Cole, Manuel Palada, Stafford Crossman, Kurt Shultz and Jacqueline Kowalski Promising Bulb Onion Varieties for Commercial Production in the U.S. Virgin Islands Manuel Palada, Stafford Crossman and Jacqueline Kowalski Sheep Grazing Pressure Effects on Productivity of Guinea Grass Pasture Martin Adjei, Terry Gentry and Robert Godfrey P apaya Ringspot Virus, Symptoms and Control Thomas Zimmerman and Jeanette Richards Evaluation of Trees for Use as Hedgerows in Alley Cropping Jim O'Donnell, Manuel Palada, Jacqueline Kowalski, Aberra Buibulla and Stafford Crossman An Evaluation of Two Methods of Estrus Synchronization in Sheep Robert Godfrey, Joni Collins and Mark Gray AES Personnel and Current Research Projects Recent Publications UVI Research Volume 6, 1994 New Ornamental Pot Crops Christopher Ramcharan Rapid and Uniform Papaya Emergence with Primed Seeds Thomas W. Zimmerman Evaluation of Three Indigenous Caribbean Finfish for Culture Potential Bill Cole and Kurt Shultz Environmental Influences on Reproduction and Milk Production of Holstein Cows in St. Croix

70. UVI- AES Aquaculture Program Integrating Tilapia culture with Vegetable Hydroponics in Recirculating Systems Universityof the virgin islands Agriculture Experiment Station Send Comments http://rps.uvi.edu/AES/Aquaculture/aqua.html

AQUACULTURE PROGRAM The Aquaculture Program at the University of the Virgin Islands St. Croix Campus is developing aquaculture production systems that are sustainable and appropriate for the Virgin Islands and other tropical islands. This summer we are conducting an AQUAPONICS AND TILAPIA AQUACULTURE SHORT COURSE. This class will be held June 22 - 28, 2003 and is open to the public. Please visit the web page for this class for additional information. Sustainable aquaculture in the Virgin Islands must be adapted to the islands' envirinmental conditions. Some of these include: Advantages Limitations Large demand for fresh product Limited fresh water sources Climate for outdoor production Expensive land Imported feeds required High energy costs The Aquaculture Program has addressed these conditions through the development of 3 production systems. Cage culture in fresh water ponds Tank culture Aquaponic systems Please explore the links to each production system for construction details, photos, production data and pro forma financial statements.

71. Alternative Behavioral Services - Facilities the effectiveness of treatment by maintaining youth in their culture and in pool oftrained and experienced mental health professionals in the virgin islands. http://www.absfirst.com/facilities_virgin_islands.html

Crawford First Education FHC Cumberland Hall - Chattanooga FHC Cumberland Hall - Hopkinsville First Home Care ... Virgin Islands Behavioral Services Virgin Islands Behavioral Services Medical and Behavioral Health Services for the U.S. Virgin Islands Government A Subsidiary of Alternative Behavioral Services, Virgin Islands Behavioral Services (VIBS) in conjunction with the U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Human Services provides on-island services on St. Croix, St. John's and St. Thomas. The programs are designed to improve the effectiveness of treatment by maintaining youth in their culture and in proximity to their community and families, provide early intervention, decrease the number of admissions to inpatient facilities, and develop a pool of trained and experienced mental health professionals in the Virgin Islands. Virgin Islands Behavioral Services (VIBS), in conjunction with the U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Human Services, provides a variety of services to adolescent youth with serious behavior problems. These programs focus on improving the effectiveness of treatment by maintaining youth in their culture and in proximity to their community and families, improving cost effectiveness, providing early intervention, decreasing the number of admissions to inpatient facilities, and developing a pool of trained and experienced mental health professionals in the Virgin Islands. Educational programs are also available on-site. Believing that continuity of care is one of the critical variables ensuring success, VIBS is staffed by cohesive multidisciplinary teams as an integral part to the resident's course of treatment from the time of referral through the aftercare phase. Each resident follows an Individualized Service Plan that includes individual, group, and family therapy, as well as other behavioral interventions.

72. History Of The U.S. Virgin Islands US virgin islands. History culture. Geography. These hilly islandswere formed by volcanoes over a period of 25 million years. They http://www.usviguide.com/history.htm

U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS Geography These hilly islands were formed by volcanoes over a period of 25 million years. They are all peaks of submerged mountains, most of them extinct volcanoes, rising from a submarine plateau. The U.S. Virgin Islands are part of the Virgin Islands, a group of about 90 small islands and cays in the West Indies. Most of the U.S. Virgin Islands are uninhabited. All of them are considered part of the Leeward Islands and the Lesser Antilles. They cover an area of about 195sq miles and are administered as two groups, the British Virgin Islands and the Virgin Islands of the United States. St. Croix the largest of the islands is entirely surrounded by the Caribbean Sea. The Atlantic Ocean is to the north of St. Thomas and St. John, and on the south they open into the Caribbean Sea. St. Croix, the largest of the islands is approximately 28 miles long and covers an area of 82 sq miles. It's about 40 miles south of St. Thomas and St. John. St. Thomas consists of a range of hills and has little level land. It covers an area of 32sq miles. Magens Bay in the center of the north coast has more than 3,500 ft of white sand beach and is one of the finest beaches in the Caribbean.

73. CaribSurf.com Net_guide travel guide about Tortola, virgin Gorda and the rest of the British virgin islands.Includes accommodations, dining, activities, culture, businesses and more. http://www.caribsurf.com/net_guide/Regional/Caribbean/British_Virgin_Islands/

74. St. John USVI Your Total Information Site Insider guide to St. John USVI, St. John virgin islands books, beaches, snorkeling,hiking, history, culture, accommodations, villas, hotels and more. http://www.stjohnbeachguide.com/

Beaches Snorkeling Trails History ... Trunk Bay, St. John Virgin Islands St. John, USVI is one of the most magical places in the world. Also known as "Love City", St. John is breathtakingly beautiful, its beaches and its people are among the best in the world. The climate is perfect, the nights romantic. It's safe, it's fun, it's friendly and it's American. St. John, (not St. Johns) is less than 20 square miles in area. (About 2/3 the size of the Dallas/Fort Worth Airport. The population is about 5,000. About half of the island belongs to the St. John Virgin Islands National Park In addition to St. John Virgin Islands books and guidebooks, we offer an assortment of other books with St. John and Caribbean themes as well as stories, articles, general information native crafts and much more. Surf the site, have fun and enjoy! Free St. John Concerts Jazz in the Moonlight St. John USVI Books Please visit our St. John, Virgin Islands internet bookstore featuring Sombrero Publishing Company's: St. John Beach Guide

75. Government Of The British Virgin Islands - NIDS : Public Consultation Document the recent momentum of the US virgin islands entry for on Tortola, (5) five on virginGorda, (1 and administered through the Ministry of Education and culture. http://dpu.org/Plans/NIDS/Recreationandsports.htm

[text only] Site Map The Development Planning Unit Government of the British Virgin Islands PLANS NIDS BACKGROUND PAPERS RECREATION AND SPORTS Recreation is any activity which affords opportunity for renewal of mind, body and spirit through pursuits which bring personal enjoyment – including participation in some forms of sport. Games and sport have been viewed as popular forms of recreation, but recreation need not imply sport – or any physical activity for that matter. However, sport is a universally accepted recreational opportunity for spectators (tourists and residents alike). This distinction is necessary as it helps to determine the future focus and mechanisms necessary for the development sport in the Territory. Recreation Trust Potential Talent The BVI has competed in such games as: the Central American and Caribbean Games, the Commonwealth Games, the Pan American Games, Leeward Islands Cricket Matches, CARIFTA Games, Regional Volleyball and Basketball tournaments, and the Olympic Games, in Spain and Atlanta. We are reputed to have several athletes who rank in the top (20) twenty in the world as juniors. The BVI Amateur Athletic Committee and the Olympic Committee have both done well to promote track and field events in particular; the sport associations such as the Amateur Softball Association, the Bike Federation and Cricket Association are well established.

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77. Virgin Islands Luxury Camping On St John In The Caribbean We are encouraged by our growing popularity in a culture which is becoming more andopen air terraces take advantage of the cooling virgin islands trade winds. http://www.maho.org/maho.html

Virgin Islands "camping" at its best Maho Bay Camps St. John, U S Virgin Islands Although Maho Bay Camps is probably the most highly praised ecotourism destination in the world, we had modest beginnings. In 1976, we built 18 tent-cottages on 16 foot square platforms in the Virgin Islands National Park using hand construction methods which left the natural environment virtually undisturbed. The platforms were connected by elevated walkways to avoid soil erosion which endangers the beach and fragile coral. This sensitive land use stimulated an explosion of favorable press which has encouraged our growth to 114 units. Now we are celebrating 25 years of an improved local environment as a result of this sensitive and sustainable development. We are encouraged by our growing popularity in a culture which is becoming more aware of the importance of preserving nature's precious gifts. The roomy tent-cottages are nearly hidden by lush foliage providing privacy. Translucent fabric on wood frames, screened windows and open air terraces take advantage of the cooling Virgin Islands trade winds. Many units have beautiful hillside views of the turquoise Caribbean waters, near by islands and spectacular sunsets.

78. Culture Watch, July 15, 2000 That's why July 24th is a big day in the virgin islands. Here to tell us moreabout it is our very own Michelle Kholos with this week's culture Watch. http://www.savvytraveler.com/show/culture/2000/20000715.shtml

Show and Features Deal of the Week-Travel Update Culture Watch Question of the Week ... Host's View Hurricane Supplication Day July 15, 2000 Listen with RealAudio Need audio help? Rudy: "Monday, July 24th is one of two days marking a, well, dangerous time in the Virgin Islands. It's the official start of the hurricane season. Now, meteorologists will tell you that hurricane season starts promptly on June 1st. So far this year, there hasn't been anything major, a few tropical depressions off the coast of Mexico. But it's still early. That's why July 24th is a big day in the Virgin Islands. Here to tell us more about it is our very own Michelle Kholos with this week's Culture Watch. Hi Michelle." Michelle: "Hi Rudy." Rudy: "So, hurricanes are a cultural event?" Michelle: "Well, if you lived in the Virgin Islands, or anywhere in the Caribbean, really, you'd think so. As you mentioned, hurricane season does officially start in June. But it doesn't really get going until later in the summer and fall. Which is why the fourth Monday of every July is an official holiday, Hurricane Supplication Day." Rudy: "Supplication Day, so it's a day of... prayer?"

79. Lonely Planet's Guide To British Virgin Islands From Lonely Planet. Lonely Planet guide to British virgin islandsand the world. Order Now. British virgin islands. culture. No trace http://webcenter.travel.aol.com/travel/lonely_planet/mexico_and_caribbean/britis

You are here: Home Web Centers > Travel From Lonely Planet Lonely Planet guide to British Virgin Islands and the world Order Now British Virgin Islands Culture No trace remains of the islands' original Indian population; today's inhabitants are mostly descended from slaves or slave owners. The hybrid Caribbean culture is evident in the food, in the music and in the handmade sloops that many locals use for fishing. Islanders reflect a mixture of British and West Indian influences when playing their dashing style of cricket and when they wash down a plate of conch fritters with a pint of ale. Virgin Islanders are suckers for a beat. Fungi bands play scratch instruments such as gourds and washboards and sing songs that often comment on local social and political issues. Calypso, known originally as kaiso, was brought here by African slaves and used as a form of communication and rebellion. It's still an integral part of the islands' Carnival, which began as a celebration of slave emancipation. A lot of islanders of African descent retain a strong belief in the spirit world: ghosts (jumbis) often get blamed for bad things and credited for good things on the islands. Jumbi stories were an important part of slave culture, used not only as spine-tingling entertainment on moonlit nights, but also as cautionary tales for children. The inspirational antics of Bru Nansi, a wily spidery man who prevailed in adverse circumstances, were an integral part of West African slave culture. Storytelling traditions persist today, though often in more structured settings such as community halls and festival gatherings.

80. WRRA Radio 1290 AM St. Croix U.S. Virgin Islands -Real Audio and culture of this truly unique part of the world. Click Here For Real Audio Feed.WRRA ON THE CUTTING EDGE OF RADIO BROADCASTING IN THE virgin islands AND THE http://www.wrra.vi/home/home.html

Sign Our Guest Book MUSIC * TALK * SPORTS Located on St. Croix in the Eastern Caribbean, WRRA serves a diverse audience of contrasting cultural roots. St. Croix, under seven flags since it's discovery by Columbus on his second voyage 1493, has a rich history reflected in the islands radio style of WRRA. A fascinating blend of European old world architecture charm, pulsating West African rhythms, U.S. mainland political dynamic, and Hispanic machismo all play a part in defining St. Croix. Accordingly, the format of WRRA is a reflection of the culture. It showcases a wide variety of entertainment blended into a presentation of Blues, Jazz, Calypso, Country, Gospel, Latin, and Pop. WRRA radio reaches an audience of nearly a million people in the U.S. and British Virgin Islands, Eastern Puerto Rico, as well as St. Kitts, Nevis, Statia and Saba. Explore a tropic paradise islands in the Caribbean via the Internet. Listen to the local news, politics, and culture of this truly unique part of the world. Click Here For Real Audio Feed WRRA ON THE CUTTING EDGE OF RADIO BROADCASTING IN THE VIRGIN ISLANDS AND THE CARIBBEAN WRRA 1290 RADIO #79A CASTLE COAKLEY CHRISTIANSTED, VI 00820

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