The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog.
Here’s an excerpt:
A San Francisco cable car holds 60 people. This blog was viewed about 1,600 times in 2014. If it were a cable car, it would take about 27 trips to carry that many people.
More than 400 young professionals, local change-agents and engaged Miamians filled The Stage Miami for The Miami Foundation’s Our Miami Project Launch. The kickoff event, held on Wednesday, July 31, introduced two new projects: the Public Space Challenge and Match305, a talent retention project. Both programs are part of the foundation’s Our Miami initiative, which fosters community by building attachment to the city, developing public spaces and retaining young talent in Miami.
Motive was born Paul Brown in Kinston Jamaica in 1983. He grew up with a love for music, especially reggae music, by the likes of Beres Hammond, George Nooks and reggae legend Bob Marley. His singing talents were evident since childhood and young Paul performed in every school concert during his years at Denham Town High School and the Jamaica German Automotive School.
Philadelphia native Reggae/Hip-Hop Artist, Travis Johnson, best known as TeFF, has found a new niche in his gigantic range of ability. It is no secret that TeFF is an extraordinary artist and his versatility makes him stand out above the norm. His voice makes him almost superhuman-like, with the capability of many genres.
Trinidad and Tobago based entertainment management group Ask Promotions will be undertaking the 2013 Artiste Management Music Business Conference (AMMBCON) from August 14th -17th 2013.
The Miami Foundation hosted their annual Community Grants signature event on June 18 in the Diamond Club at Marlins Park. Generously sponsored by TotalBank, more than 150 donors, nonprofit executive directors, board members and community leaders gathered to celebrate the program that awarded $1 million to 65 local nonprofit organizations.
Ricardo Clarke has been nominated in the 2013 Bahamian Icon Awards. The reggae artist and youth development advocate, known for his school tours promoting positive messages, is a well deserved nominee in the entertainment category.
In a social-network publicized announcement on givemiamiday.org, The Miami Foundation revealed November 20, 2013, as the official date for Give Miami Day 2013. Last year, Give Miami Day made history as the most active day of philanthropic giving in South Florida.
After last year’s successful edition and following numerous requests, the one of a kind cruise experience ‘Ship Shape’ is back to once again bring that fusion of festivity and fitness to the Trinbagonian masses on Saturday May 11th.
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