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February 19, 2013

LINDA BEZUIDENHOUT HAS LAUNCH HER NEW E-COMMERCE WEBSITE ONLINE....CHECK HER LB WEBSITE N PLACE UR ORDER TODAY.


Fashion designer Linda Bezuidenhout (LB) has launched her new e-commerce website. To visit the website please go to http://www.lindabezuidenhout.com  or http://lbapparel.com.
Linda has been involved in fashion industry for over 20 years, in Africa, Europe and the USA. The LB line is influenced by a wide range of world fashion, cultures and trends. To Linda…..Fashion is a PASSION and not just a business. She enjoys designing and creating unique and chic styles. She is a fashion designer (couturier) that gets involved fully in the whole process of creating the dress from concept to material choice and the dressmaking so the final product comes out exactly as she visualized it.
If off the rack items are not your thing then the LB Collection is for you.


Be the Unique, Elegant, and Fashion Forward woman that you are with LB!

February 17, 2013

PADRE WA KANISA KATOLIKI AUAWA KIKATILI KWA KUPIGWA RISASI ZANZIBAR

Habari zilizotufikia hivi punde ni kwamba Padre Evarist Mushi wa Kanisa Katoliki Zanzibar ameuawa kikatili kwa kupigwa risasi tatu kichwani leo asubuhi. Padre Evarist alikuwa anakwenda kuongoza ibada takatifu katika Kanisa Katoliki la Mtakatifu Teresia lililopo Mtoni Zanzibar. Marehemu alikuwa anakaribia kanisani majira ya saa 1.30 asubuhi na ameuawa mbele ya waumini wa kanisa lake. Mwenyezi Mungu ailaze roho ya marehemu mahali pema peponi. AMEN.

MINISTER FOR NATURAL RESOURCES AND TOURISM HON. AMBASSADOR KHAMIS KAGASHEKI MEETS WITH TOURISM STAKEHOLDERS IN ARUSHA



Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism Hon. Ambassador Khamis Kagasheki (left) greets the former government minister Basil Mramba during the meeting.


Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism Hon. Ambassador Khamis Kagasheki (left) greets the former government minister Basil Mramba during the meeting.
Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism Hon. Ambassador Khamis Kagasheki (with mic) addressing tourism stakeholders in Arusha.
Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism Hon. Ambassador Khamis Kagasheki (with mic) addressing tourism stakeholders in Arusha.
Director of Tanzania Tourist Board Dr. Aloyce Nzuki (right) paying attention to some of the tourism stakeholders during the meeting.
Director of Tanzania Tourist Board Dr. Aloyce Nzuki (right) paying attention to some of the tourism stakeholders during the meeting.
Former Minister Basil Mramba talking to TANAPA officials Dr. Ezekiel Dembe, Acting Director of Touris_ (second left)_ Johnson Manase, Tourism Manager and Alphonce Akarrow, CIA(1)
Former Minister Basil Mramba talking to TANAPA officials Dr. Ezekiel Dembe, Acting Director of Touris; (second left); Johnson Manase, Tourism Manager and Alphonce Akarrow, CIA.
Minister for Natural Resources Hon. Ambassador Khamis Kagasheki in a jovial mood with the CEO of Leopard Tours Mr. Fazal
Minister for Natural Resources Hon. Ambassador Khamis Kagasheki in a jovial mood with the CEO of Leopard Tours Mr. Fazal.
NCAA Public Relations Manager Adam Akyoo (right) talking to Paul Srakikya (middle) who is the Assistant Director of Ant poaching in the Ministry.
NCAA Public Relations Manager Adam Akyoo (right) talking to Paul Srakikya (middle) who is the Assistant Director of Ant poaching in the Ministry.
TANAPA representatives at the stakeholders meeting.
Tourism Stakeholders in the country listening attentively to the Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism Hon. Ambassador Khamis Kagasheki.
TTB Managing Director Dr. Aloyce Nzuki and Kibo Palace Hotel Marketing Manager Charity Githinji were also there to attend Tourism Stakeholders meeting.
TTB Managing Director Dr. Aloyce Nzuki and Kibo Palace Hotel Marketing Manager Charity Githinji were also there to attend Tourism Stakeholders meeting.

February 8, 2013

PHIL "THE DRILL" WILLIAMS IS BACK!!!!!!!!!!!......

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Now in St.Paul Minneapolis. It's Official World Title Boxing Union is back! Super Middle Weights Williams vs. El Amin February 9th at the Crowne Plaza in St. Paul presented by Diamond Gloves Boxing Promotions. See you all there!!!!

Let me Reveal My Secret: Bombshell Butt Workout........

Get Me Bodied: BeyoncĂ©’s Guitarist Bibi McGill Also Rocks As A Yoga Instructor!


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Photos: Bibi McGill via Black Book/ Gerald Herbert/AP

It’s been almost a week since BeyoncĂ© Bowl rocked our worlds and shut down the lights and the internets, set grown men’s hearts aflutter and had us catwalking to work the next day. We’ve talked about her moves, her custom made Rubin Singer leather outfit and to-die-for Proenza Schuler boots. We even crushed on her fly manicure fit for a golden goddess.
But the secret to BeyoncĂ©’s Super Bowl body may have been as easy as “Om.” One of our favorite black girls who quite literally rocks, Bibi McGill does double duty as the lead guitarist in Bey’s all-girl band, and as a yoga instructor. Bibi is a businesswoman in her own right. As the owner of Bib Food Enterprises, LLC, Bibi offers yoga videos on her website, and even has a line of Kale chips!
Bibi got her first big break in music when she toured with Pink in 2001. Since then her afro and mean guitar game has made her one of the most easily recognizable members of Bey’s band. We’re sure that a fitness buff like the King takes breaks with the yogi instructor for some zen!
She’s tatted up, she rocks hard and she breaks a sweat. Bibi is a superwoman we totally adore!
Check out one of Bibi’s yoga routines after the jump.

Blizzard Begins To Wallop Northeastern U.S.

(Reuters) - A blizzard blew into the northeastern United States on Friday, cutting short the workweek for millions who feared being stranded as state officials ordered roads closed ahead of what forecasters said could be record-setting snowfall.
Authorities scrambled to prepare for the storm, which had already resulted in a massive traffic pile-up in southern Maine and prompted organizers of the nation's sledding championship in Maine to postpone a race scheduled for Saturday, fearing too much snow for the competition.
From New York to Maine, the storm began gently, dropping a light dusting of snow, but officials urged residents to stay home, rather than risk getting stuck in deep drifts when the storm kicks up later Friday afternoon.
Even in its early stages, the storm created some panic. Drivers lined up at gas stations to top off their tanks, grocery stores were swamped as shoppers stocked up on bread and milk, and travelers were forced to confront flight delays and cancellations.
With the worst of the storm yet to come, the governors of Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut declared states of emergency and issued bans on driving by early Friday afternoon.
"The rate of snowfall and reduced visibility during the evening rush hour in particular will make safe travel nearly impossible," Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick told reporters.
The early edge of the storm led to a 19-vehicle pile-up in southern Maine, snarling traffic on a major interstate highway north of Portland. No major injuries were reported. A smaller accident briefly closed an interstate near Bolton, Vermont.
"It was close to whiteout conditions, it's sort of a precursor of what's coming later," said Stephen McCausland, a spokesman for the Maine State Police.
Officials across the region closed schools and more than 3,000 flights were canceled. Several thousand customers lost power in New Jersey and points south, though officials warned the number was likely to rise as the snowfall got heavier and winds picked up.
Governors and mayors ordered nonessential government workers to stay home, urged private employers to do the same, told people to prepare for power outages and encouraged them to check on elderly or disabled neighbors.
The light snow falling across much of New England on Friday morning was a taste of the weather to come, said Jerry Paul, senior meteorologist with Weather Insight, a unit of Thomson Reuters.
"That's going to be gradually building today as time goes on," Paul said.
A wide swath of New England, including northeastern Connecticut, Providence, Rhode Island, and the Boston area, will likely see 24 inches to 30 inches of snow, with some areas seeing more than three feet (one meter) by the time the storm ends on Saturday morning, Paul added.
At the storm's peak, winds could gust up to 65 miles per hour (105 kilometers per hour), he said.
Boston's record snowfall, 27.6 inches, came in 2003.
CHEERING ON STORM
Organizers of the country's championship sledding race, that had been scheduled to get underway in Camden, Maine, on Saturday, postponed the event by one day.
"As soon as the weather clears on Saturday and it is safe, the toboggan committee will be out at Tobagganville cleaning up the chute as quickly as they can," said Holly Edwards, chairman of the U.S. National Toboggan Championships. "It needs to be shoveled out by hand."
Some 400 teams were registered for the race, which features costumed sledders on a 400-foot (121 meter) chute.
After two years of very little snow across the region, people whose livelihoods depend on skiers and snowmobilers cheered on the storm.
"It affects restaurants, lodgings, everything if those people aren't up here to play," said Scott Senecal, manager of the VIP Discount Auto Center in Littleton, New Hampshire, in the White Mountains. "All those people that come up here they're going to have flat tires, batteries that die ... Cold weather causes people to have to spend money whether they wanted to or not."
FUEL WORRIES
In New York City, still not fully recovered from the effects of October's devastating Hurricane Sandy, officials said they had 1,800 Sanitation Department trucks equipped with snow plows ready to be deployed.
Motorists, mindful of the severe fuel disruptions after Sandy, rushed to buy gasoline, leading to shortages in New York City. A Reuters photographer reported at least three service stations had run out of gas in the borough of Queens on Friday morning, with long lines formed at others.
Sandy knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of homes, taking gasoline stations out of service, and damaged port facilities, exacerbating the shortages by preventing operable stations from refueling.
"We've seen some lines at stations in the southern part of the state, ahead of the storm, which may actually help prevent problems after the storm," said Ralph Bombardiere, executive director of the New York State Association of Service Stations and Repair Shops. "I'm not expecting anything like the vast power outages and problems we had with Sandy."
Travel will become more difficult through the day, with Massachusetts planning to close its public transportation system at 3:30 p.m. and ordering most drivers off roads by 4 p.m. Connecticut started closing roads at noon.
The Amtrak railroad service warned it would suspend service between New York, Boston and points north on Friday afternoon.
Life was not any easier for those who planned to fly. More than 3,000 flights were canceled on Friday, with close to 1,000 planned cancellations for Saturday, according to the website FlightAware.com. The hardest-hit airports were in the New York City area, Boston and Toronto.
Major Boston financial companies, including State Street Corp and Fidelity Investments, said many employees worked from home on Friday rather than risk traveling.
(Additional reporting by Jason McClure in Littleton, New Hampshire, David Sheppard and Scott DiSavino in New York and Dave Warner in Philadelphia; Editing by Paul Thomasch)


Busta Rhymes ft Mariah Carey - I Know What You Want....Happy Weekend Fella's!!!!!

February 6, 2013

MY BEST QUOTES: I Was Smiling Yesterday, I am Smiling Today And I will smile tomorrow. Simply Because Life Is Too Short To Cry For Anything.

LIFE is a gift, I accept it. Life is an adventure, I dare it. Life is a mystery, I'm unfolding it. Life is a puzzle, I'm solving it. Life is a game, I play it. Life can be a struggle, I'm Facing it. Life is beauty, I Praise it. Life is an opportunity, I Took it. Life is my mission, I'm fulfilling it! 
Whether we choose to see it or not, our life is too short to worry about small things. Though some circumstances in our lives at the moment may seem fairly significant, we must realize that the things that are really important are the things that are going to matter in ten to twenty years, or twenty to fifty years. Life is too short to sweat the small stuff. We have to choose to live our lives in the present and for the future, instead of trying to live in the past. We must also live our lives doing the things and for the people that we are passionate about. Living a life without passion, and without hope for the future is not really living your life at all. Remember that the next minute, hour, and day are not promised to you, and may be taken from you at any time. Never let anything or any person stop you from pursuing the things that you are truly passionate about pursuing......Nice day my readers. I love u all.

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