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Septon on I and I
June 1st, 2010
Seppie talks about the open I and the closed I as well as the herb and other ideas. If you are intersted in spending time with Septon in Jamaica. he is accepting guests, You may contact Fish@eyeneyecoffee.com for more information
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coffee 101
February 28th, 2010
Coffee 101 is an introduction to coffee, including bean cultivation and processing, significant producing countries, and roasting profiles.
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DJ BEESMAN sings Give me the Honey
February 26th, 2010
I met dj bizman in the blue mountains he wanted me to share his songs with everyone
Duration : 0:1:2
A tour of Jamaica
February 20th, 2010
FACTS ABOUT JAMAICA
Official Name: Jamaica
Capital City:Kingston
Size:4,411 square miles. Slightly smaller than the state of Connecticut in the U.S.
Length:146 miles
Width: 22-51 miles
Population: 2,605,800 (July 2000 estimate).
Population of a few selected cities:Kingston, 800,000; Montego Bay, 82,000; Mandeville, 13,681; Port Antonio, 10,426; Ocho Rios, 5,851; Negril, 1,166
Annual population growth rate:0.46%
Average Temperature: 82° F
Climate: Tropical. Hot, Humid, temperate interior.
Average Rainfall:78 inches annually
Population: 2.6 million (July 2000 estimate).
Language:English
Ethnic Groups:Black (90.9%), mixed (7.3%), East Indian (1.3%), white (0.2%), Chinese (0.2%)
Natural Resources: Bauxite, gypsum and limestone.
Principal exports: Bauxite and alumnia, apparel, sugar, bananas, coffee, citrus and citrus products, rum, cocoa.
Major Trading partners: Consumer Goods, construction materials, electrical equipment, food, fuel, machinery and transportation equipment.
Exchange Rate: Approximately $60 Jamaican dollars is equal to $1 US dollar. See the latest exchange rate.
GDP per capitia: US3,350 (purchasing power parity)
Head of State: The head of state is the governor-general, who is appointed by the monarch of England.
Head of Government: The head of government in Jamaica is the Prime Minister who is elected by the Jamaican people. The prime minister is the leader of the majority party in the House of Representatives.
Language: The official language is English but Patois, a dialect, is widely spoken across the island
Flag: The Jamaican flag has 3 colors, green, black and gold. Black stands for hardships overcome and to be faced; Gold, for natural wealth and beauty of sunlight; and Green stands for hope and agricultural resources. Click here for a flag you can color.
Money:The money in Jamaica is called Jamaican Dollars (JMD). Bank notes are issued for the following amounts $50, $100, $500, $1000. The heads of famous Jamaican people appear on the notes. One Jamaican dollar is equal to about 65 US dollars. The exchange rates change everyday. Click here for a Currency Converter.
There are 1 cent, 5 cents, 10 cents, 25 cents, 50 cents 1 dollar, 10 dollar and 20-dollar coins. The heads of famous Jamaican people also appear on the back of the coins.
Religion: The majority of Jamaicans are Christian. Children learn about God and the bible at public school. They also have public prayer in school.
Some things Jamaica is well known for:
Blue Mountain Coffee
The Jamaican Bobsled team
Reggae Music and Bob Marley
Jerk Sauce
The Beautiful beaches and coral reefs
More Information & Other Related Articles
• For information on the Jamaian National Symbols (Anthem, Plegde etc) see our Jamaica Overveiw.
• To see pictures of Jamaican Currency see our Jamaican Money Page.
• For Historical dates please see our Jamaica Overveiw SectionSee Historical dates in our Jamaica Overview Section.
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Thunder takes you from coffee cherry to fresh roast
January 25th, 2010
Thunder going through the process of making pure organic and home grown Emperor Brand Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee. To purchase just visit Thunder Mountain Trading Company at http://www.eyeneyecoffee.com
Duration : 0:6:49
Emperor Brand Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee
January 23rd, 2010
Thunder, Jamaica’s #1 coffee selector extoles the vitues of his coffee Emperor Brand available exclusively at eyeneyecoffee.com
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Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee in Bloom
January 22nd, 2010
I bring this coffee back to the states. I just returned february twenty-fourth from checking on this years crop.It looks like it snowed in the Mountains there is so much blooming now.
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