I just had to post a MJJ related video. This man was truly one of the greatest artists who ever lived.

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Well this Evo is one happy car.

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Ok I got my birthday gift from Kodie, lol, the official St. Paul’s Auto Festival 2009 DVD. I must say congrats again to antiguastreetz,infotech studios and Senator Greene. I love the dvd. Hosted by Carson Thomas, dat boy cann speakkkkkkk. Good stuff!!
St. Paul’s Auto Festival 2009 DVD

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Welcome to the series entitled, “They never knew” featuring the wonderful and beautiful island of Dominica. These upcoming series of photos, profiles etc were all done during December 2008 to January 2009 with the help of my friends Edmund, Dwight, Andy, Dudz, Carlos and the rest of the onlydominican.com team. Nuff respect guys.

You see a lot of people throughout the Caribbean and other parts of the world never could imagine that Dominica contain such unique and exotic automobiles so that’s why this series is called “They never knew”. So to get the ball rolling we start with Dudz Supra as a teaser and I was told that this Supra went through the ultimate modification and should be back on the streets of Roseau this month so an update will be provided.

Dudz Supra (in photo, friends of Dudz – left: Andy owner of Evo V. right: Phat-i owner of Evo VII )

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The 2010 Chevrolet Camaro was launched together with the premiere of the Transformers “Revenge of the Fallen” which was held on June 23rd, 2009 at the Cinemas Curacao. That 1957 Camaro is so sexy.

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ST JOHN’S, Antigua (CMC) – The Government of Antigua and Barbuda has announced a review of its immigration policy.

National Security Minister Errol Cort, who has responsibility for immigration matters, said while there are many non-citizens residing in the twin-island nation and making a positive contribution to its development, it was time for a review.

“However, in seeking to determine an appropriate immigration policy for Antigua and Barbuda, it is necessary to examine, among other things, the ability of the country to continue to absorb the current numbers of immigrants to our shores.

“More particularly, a closer examination is needed in respect of the capacity of our various socio-economic institutions and infrastructure to adequately manage the continued influx of persons desirous of taking up residence in Antigua and Barbuda,” he said.

Cort added that the impact on “our school system, health care services, other social services and the labour market must all be carefully reviewed.”

The national security minister said that statistics showed that there have been large numbers of non-citizens seeking to extend their stay in Antigua and Barbuda or to work in the country.

He said that between September 1, 2008 and June 12, 2009, the Immigration Department approved 14,318 applications from persons seeking an extension of time to remain in the country.

http://www.jamaicaobserver.com

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pm: T&T reaching out FOLLOWING is Prime Minister Patrick Manning’s statement Thursday, June 25th 2009

FOLLOWING is Prime Minister Patrick Manning’s statement to the House of Representatives yesterday. Mr Manning listed a series of initiatives geared to assist the economies of several Caricom countries.   Mr Speaker on Sunday last, when I addressed the Special Convention of the People’s National Movement, I drew attention to the economic situation existing in the Caribbean today. I pointed out that in terms of debt, whereas international agencies put a limit on debt to GDP ratios of 50 per cent and below as acceptable, the minute it crosses 50 per cent, these institutions believe that there is cause for concern. In the Caribbean today, at the end of 2008, the debt-to-GDP ratio in St Vincent and the Grenadines was 67 per cent, in St Lucia it was 71 per cent, in Barbados 95 per cent, in Dominica just under 100 per cent, in Grenada it was just over 100 per cent. It was about 120 per cent in Antigua and Barbuda, and about 180 per cent in St Kitts and Nevis. In Jamaica, it is about 130 per cent. In Trinidad and Tobago it was 27 per cent at the end of last year. At the same time Mr Speaker, I pointed out that the reserves position of a lot of these countries is something which we should note. This is normally measured by the cover for imports in months. The reserves of the Bahamas reflect import cover of two months, Belize of 2.8 months, the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union 2.5 months, Guyana 2.5 months, Jamaica 2.3, Netherlands Antilles 2.9 and in the case of Trinidad and Tobago, it is 11.3 months of import cover. The actual reserves of Trinidad and Tobago stood at $9.4 billion at the end of March of this year; whereas, the nearest country was Jamaica with $1.6634 billion with a population more than twice the size of Trinidad and Tobago. I further pointed out Mr Speaker, that the poverty index in the Eastern Caribbean, ranges between 20 and 37 per cent, 37 per cent being the position in Grenada; whereas in Trinidad and Tobago it has now fallen to about 16 per cent. Looking at unemployment Mr Speaker, in the OECS countries, the range is between 15 and 24-25 per cent. In St Vincent and the Grenadines it is 18 per cent while in Grenada it stands at 24.5 per cent. These are our two nearest Caricom neighbours. In Trinidad and Tobago for the first time ever in the history of this country, at the end of the fourth quarter of last year, unemployment levels fell to 3.9 per cent. Unprecedented. [Read More]

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Age: 43
Years Racing: 22
Website: N/A
Email: N/A
Number of Fans: too numerous to mention
Car Race Number: 2010
Fastest ET: 8.70
Fastest MPH: 168 mph
Crew: Jason
Class: Street Outlaw: 6-Cylinder
Region: Southeast Region
Specs: N/A
Sponsors: Big Daddy Performance Center

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Representing Antigua, Wadadli to the World!

Time: 10.03 Caribbean taking over!

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The EX Daily Word for June 23, 2009

Luke 6:37 “Stop judging others, and you will not be judged. Stop criticizing others, or it will all come back on you. If you forgive others, you will be forgiven. NLT

What is Jesus telling us here? Well, according to the this word, the act of judging or “being conclusive” is the very act of condemning. You see, when something is judged, it is concluded! When a judge in court passes a judgment, it has been concluded because the facts have been presented and the arguments have been made. So, based on what the judge knows, he or she can pass judgment. But Jesus is saying that because you don’t know all the facts, you cannot pass judgment on someone before time. Sinners may come to Christ eventually, so their end, you do not know. That’s who Jesus was referring to. Don’t condemn, judge, or criticize a sinner because they are not yet a believer! This does not mean that we should warn believers of the worlds deceptive devices, but it does mean that we cannot prejudge their destiny and condemn a sinner to hell.

Now, leaders, pastors, etc. in the church are equipped to pass judgment on certain things because they are in charge of certain aspects of the ministry. Paul taught this in his writings and he encouraged a church to pass judgment on a man at Corinth because of his lifestyle. But his judgment of this situation came to help him be in good standing for his final judgment of God in the end. Listen, we are not to pass a judgment on sinners, but according to the Word of God, we are to judge our brothers and sisters. The word tells us to go to them when we find them in a fault. That’s a form of judging right? It also tells us to rebuke them openly when they continue in public sin. That’s judgment right? So, we must realize that if we keep the word in context we will understand that Jesus was teaching the world in this passage in Luke, while Paul was teaching the church in Corinthians. That’s it! We don’t teach sinners what Paul taught the church. They are not the church, they are the world. So, the world will always say, “do not judge me” and they are right. If they are not a believer, then you cannot judge them because there is nothing to judge.
We are only suppose to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ to sinners. So we don’t judge them, or condemn them, or even
criticize them if they are not a part of the faith. God is their judge. But to keep purity and holiness in the church of God, we are suppose to deal with heresy, sinful lifestyles, and other forms of sin that are practiced by believers in our fellowships.
God gave us the power to discern it and the gave our leaders the authority to rebuke it.

Suggested Reading: Mark 7:1

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Photos by Stephanie ‘Shorty’ Bridge

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Chasing the Seconds
ENEOS HI SPEED DEX (Arima, Trinidad)

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Strut Models Inc.

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(This is a letter we got from the Curacao organizers:)

Hey there,

Greetings from Curacao! I heard you guys were interested in becoming more involved in the autoracing/drag racing part of Curacao? We have an upcoming auto show called 360 show time. It’s basically cars and motorcycles competing for best interior, sound, wheels etc. We’ll also have some show cars from Aruba in strutting their stuff. If you are interested,let me know. Dates are June 26^th (setup) thru June 28^th.

Rgds,
Michelle

(Folks who need more information please comment here or email info(at)rpmcaribbean.com. Thank you)

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Experiment 1.0

Experiment 1.5

Now last night we were just cooling out at the track and I am getting to understand that this car and driver have a growing fan club, I hear people shouting out Paddy all over the recreational complex. We did a few photos which we will share over the next couple of days.

If people are interested in what we are doing photography wise please contact us. *** numbers above ***

race?

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Team Precision Engineering is one of the first teams in Antigua and Barbuda to be on RPM Caribbean’s photo shoot out magazine production. Who will be next?

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Ok I just got in from the race track, it was like a funeral for the first few hours but I managed to wait it out to pick up some little action. Oh and I went down the track in Paddy’s Evo II rs, still feels fast even though it has the heavy rims Oh and I saw Jr’s Evo VII for the first time, sounds great, very nice upgrade

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Auction Access USA represents a brand new resource for a new breed of car buyer: the educated consumer that can appreciate depreciation, and recognizes the tremendous mark up the uneducated consumer almost always pays. This markup is known as dealer margin, and with Auction Access USA, you eliminate dealer margin, finance fees, dealer fees, administrative fees and other unnecessary costs to deliver the real value of the vehicle you want.

With Auction Access USA, you will eliminate:» Time-consuming bargain hunting
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You can always call us at 954.315.4692

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These are a few videos of Sherlock’s Supra from St. Kitts on the Nevis drag track. They were all shot by Andre “Paddy” Simon.

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Welcome to the Evo barn yard. This barn stocks three Evos, VII, IX & X.
No animals allowed please!

Expect more soon! Wait, but these cars are animals!

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written by Robin Bradford

MUD DOGS PREPARE FOR SHELBURY JUNE SAFARI
‘The June’ will live up to its legacy

After a break of three months, the Barbados Rally Club’s (BRC) Mud Dogs Safari Championship, competitors are preparing for the series to burst back into life with the Shelbury Construction June Safari (June 27/28), the longest event in the championship calendar.

And competitors can expect a challenge worthy of the 53rd running of the oldest motor sport event in the Caribbean with a continuous history. BRC Assistant Competition Secretary Leslie Alleyne notes: “A really exciting and challenging navigational event is on the cards for our second round; this event will ensure that ‘The June’ remains the premier event on the navigation calendar and I am confident it will live up to the legacy of the rallies and safaris that have gone before.

“My recent conversations with route-setter Stewart Gill reveal that he is excited about the tricks he has been able to come up with . . . and a couple of the challenges are very interesting as well. One in particular turned back his Samurai on three attempts!”

There will be three routes, two on Saturday, one on Sunday. The first crew is scheduled to leave the start at Heymans Factory, St Peter at 2:01pm on Saturday, with the first route concluding with a dinner stop at Chefette in Speightstown at around 7:00pm. The second route will finish at Andrews Factory Yard in St Joseph in the vicinity of midnight.

The crews which reassemble on Sunday for the re-start at Automotive Art, Welches, at 8:01am will face a further four hours of competition before the finish at Kendal Sporting at approximately noon. The route is primarily Tulip, with a couple of sections of BRC (80 per cent Tulip, 20 per cent BRC), and there is no BRC in Route two.

Entries are now open at Motorsport Services, located at DC Security Inc, Haggatt Hall, St Michael. Entries will close at noon next Tuesday (June 23). The Briefing Meeting will be held on the same day, at 7.00pm, at the Barbados Clay Target Shooting Association (BCTSA) Club House, Searles, Christ Church.

Emphasising that no entries or monies will be taken during the Briefing Meeting, Alleyne added: “Motorsport Services is open from 6:00am until 10:00pm seven days a week, including holidays, so there should be ample convenience for everyone to complete their entry.”

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Don’t miss it folks!

Here are the classes: (1st – 3rd Place Categories)

(Newly Added) – JDM Street Class
Best 2-door
Best 4-door
Best Motorbike
Best Custom Car
Best Custom Bike
Best Luxury Car

Other Classes: (One winner only)

Best Rims
Best Display
Best Engine Bay
Best Team Of Show
Best Nissan of Show
Best Toyota of Show
Best Honda Of Show
Best Mitsubishi Of Show
Overall People’s Choice
St. Paul’s Automotive Achievement Award – (Designated Person)

Then the Sound-Off Competition

Best Bass
Best Mid & Heights
Best Overall Sound – 1st – 3rd Place

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360 Car Show – cars, bikes and models
Curacao
June 27 & 28 2009
WTC

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July 5th – Round 2: Battlin’ It Out

Come and experience the world’s fastest Sport Compact drag cars as they compete for the NSCRA National Championship while paralleled with Street Car Classes, 20 Car Show Classes, Caribbean Carnival Style Food Court and more all in a family-friendly atmosphere that caters to enthusiasts of all ages and interests.

http://www.nscra.com

Gates Open: 9:00am

Car Show Registration: 9:00am – 1:00pm
Car Show Judging: 2:00pm
Awards Ceremony: 5:30pm

Race Registration: 9:00am
Heads Up Qualifying Round 1: 11:00am
Heads Up Qualifying Round 2: 1:00pm
Eliminationas: 3:00pm

Spectators: $17.00, $15.00 with flyer.
Car Show: $35.00
Race Crew: $17.00, $15.00 with Spectators: $17.00, $15.00 with flyer.
Drag Race: $45.00
Test & Tune: $25.00

Free Event T-Shirt and Poster for the first 500 paid admissions!

Palm Bch International Raceway (Formerly Moroso Motorsports Park)
17047 Beeline Highway, Jupiter, FL 33478
Phone: 561-502-6402

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1995 RX7 type R

Engine

• Race Built and street ported 2002 RX7 Spirit R type A 13B-REW engine swapped in
• Apexi Power FC + Commander for 2002 RX7
• Greddy Front and Mid Pipe
• HKS Hyper Dragger Exhaust with carbon fibre head sheild
• Twin Greddy Airnix air filters

See More in the special feature, “They never knew”.

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You are a word from God!

Jer. 1:5 Before I formed thee in the belly I knew thee; and before thou camest forth
out of the womb I sanctified thee, and I ordained thee a prophet unto the nations.

The gift that God has put into you is so important. It is the very essence of your existence.
You are dead without it. It’s what makes you you! It’s the call of God that spoke you into existence and it’s the word that was spoken about you that called you to be. When you were created, you started out as a word, just as God spoke light in the beginning and it was here. He called you what you were to be before he called you into time and space. You are what he said and if you tap into that, you will find out why you are still here. Don’t you know that if you didn’t have a purpose, you would be dead? The devil tried so many times before to kill you, but he couldn’t because God had a plan for you. You are here by divine order and you cannot be stopped unless you stop yourself. The devil does not have the power to stop you. If he did, you would not be reading this. You would have been dead a long time ago, but because there is a word over you and a calling on you, you cannot die! God is giving you opportunity to transform
into that word that he spoke about you before you were ever made.

Don’t waste your time struggling in areas that you have struggled in for years. Overcome those areas and walk in the word that God spoke about you. If you don’t know what that word was, ask him. God will give it to you, but first you must commit to him fully. Do you think God is going to be careless with the very meaning of your life? No! He is going to make sure you can handle that word and walk in that word. He is not going to just tell you something that powerful and life changing on a whim. God is waiting for you to seek it out of him. He’s wanting you to drop the sinful lifestyle, the crazy mistakes, and the selfish motives, so he can have your undivided attention. After that, you will hear him clearly speak the meaning of life for you. After all, who knows you better than the one who created you?

Suggested Reading: Jer 1, Eph. 4:8, 2Th. 1:11

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