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Usain Bolt breaks world record |
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Saturday, 31 May 2008 |
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 Jamaica's Usain Bolt has broken Asafa Powell's world 100m record. At the Reebok Grand Prix on Saturday night, in front of a huge Jamaican crowd, he ran a blistering 9.72 seconds to beat Tyson Gay, 9.85, into second place. Darvis Patton of the USA was third in 10.07.
On a night when thunderstorms and the threat of lightning forced a 45 minute delay to the action, "Lightening" Bolt delivered the real jolt of the night. The 6' 5" tall Jamaican is now the man to beat as the athletics season steamrolls toward the Beijing Olympics in August.
"This world record doesn't mean a thing unless I get the Olympic gold medal, or win at the world championships," he said.
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Australia in charge following Ponting's landmark |
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Saturday, 31 May 2008 |
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Australian captain Ricky Ponting reached 10,000 runs and Simon Katich made his third test century, as the tourists assumed a dominant position after starting slowly on the opening day of the second Test against West Indies yesterday.
Ponting made 65, which allowed him to achieve his landmark, while Katich finished unbeaten on 113, to see the Aussies to 259 for three at close of play.
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Vegas inspired fashion show for Ocho Rios tonight |
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Saturday, 31 May 2008 |
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 The Las Vegas inspired collection of Indashio will be on display tonight at the Coyaba Gardens & Mahoe Falls Shaw Park Estate in Ocho Rios, St. Ann.
"I am so excited to bring my newest Viva Las Vegas Spring /Summer 2008 Collection to Jamaica! The island is a place I always wanted to visit and I am so inspired by Jamaican style, music and culture. I think Jamaican fashion and cultures has influenced so many internationally I am thrilled to be making my Caribbean debut there," said the celebrity adored designer.
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Jamaica has equestrian qualifier for the Olympics |
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Friday, 30 May 2008 |
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Canadian-born Samantha Albert looks on course to become the first ever rider to represent Jamaica in the equestrian events at an Olympic Games. The 36-year-old has qualified her chestnut mare Before I Do It, a horse bred by her Swedish mother-in-law, for the 2008 Olympic three-day event, which will take place at Hong Kong. Albert, who could have ridden for four different countries, chose to compete for Jamaica, the country where her mother Elizabeth was born and where she spent much of her childhood. advertisement 
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Chris Blackwell launches his own rum label |
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Friday, 30 May 2008 |
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 One of Jamaica's leading entrepreneurs, Chris Blackwell, has started what is likely to be another very profitable venture. Famous for bringing reggae and Bob Marley to the world through his Island Records imprint as well as his hotels, namely Goldeneye in Oracabessa, The Caves in Negril and Strawberry in rural St. Andrew, Blackwell has now segued into the rum business by launching his own label called Black Gold, Blackwell's Fine Jamaican Rum.
The dark rum, a recipe that dates back to his family's rum trade in the 17th century, will be produced, bottled and distributed by Jamaica's leading rum producer Wray & Nephew.
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