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“Under the heavens

We journey far

On road of life

We’re the wanderers

So let love rise

So let love depart

Let hope has a place in the lover’s heart”(Enya)

Do you have space left? Do you want to ignore its power and choose to: not understand? Or simply you just do not care?

However remember always that: Les consequences de tes inconsequences reviennent toujours, Banm! in your face!

So who am I to tell you what to do and not step into your right puisque VOUS avez ce droit de CHOISIR comment arriver a ce lendemain meilleur. Alors pensez y bien!!!

O Happy Day with lots of Love!!!

Claire

South Florida Ideas Exchange, VisionBROWARD
Office of Economic Development
Broward County Board of County Commissioners
115 South Andrews Avenue, Room A540
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
 

South Florida Ideas Exchange 2008 May 8-11^th Events!
 

The South Florida Ideas Exchange presents an unparalleled line up where you can you find a world class international dive competition, health task force program on physical wellness, optimal nutrition and positive healthy lifestyles, cultural diversity programs, educational forums, transportation discussion, and environmental and conservational presentations.  The 2008 program is the first of its kind in South Florida, combining elements from three neighboring counties, Palm Beach, Broward, and Dade, for future collaboration and coordination for its first campaign “Become the Solution”.   “This year, the program is set up to showcase where we are as a community and how we can have an open discussion to further our programs and objectives.  Essentially, we are setting the agenda for communities to work together for the long haul”, says Devin Avery, Executive Director of VisionBROWARD a community economic development partnership for the future. 

Executive Committee Member of the program, Alan Levy notes, “VisionBROWARD was set up to be a visioning unit for Broward’s diverse region.  This program takes the vision one step further to include the tri county region to address the concerns and goals for the future.”

While the Cultural Division is presenting a forum on “Animating Democracy Partners with Local Arts Agencies on NEA-Supported Arts and Civic Engagement Forums Nationwide”, the Nutrition and Fitness Task Force, led by the United Way, will promote its mission and vision to promote physical wellness, optimal nutrition and positive healthy lifestyles through community collaboration.

The event is sponsored by Citrix, DeVry, Guy Harvey Foundation, Broward Workshop, Broward County, The Broward Alliance, NSU, FANO, Gold Coast League of Cities, Channel 2, Invest USA , InvertirUSA, Greater Fort Lauderdale Sister Cities, Fort Lauderdale Film Festival,   Broward Audubon, FAU, Broward Community College, Tri Rail, Miami Dade Transit, Palm Tran, Broward County Transit, Channel 2, Greater Miami Chamber, SFMIA, among others.   

www.SFIdeasExchange.com                                                                                    Phone: 954-357-5539

South Florida Ideas Exchange, VisionBROWARD
Office of Economic Development
Broward County Board of County Commissioners
115 South Andrews Avenue, Room A540
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
 

South Florida Ideas Exchange 2008 May 8-11^th Lineup!
 

May 8^th-
May 8^th- 11^th- International Swimming Hall of Fame presents the 38th Annual Diving with the AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix. This Olympic preview will feature the top Olympic divers in the world, including gold medalists, world champions and Olympians from the USA, China, Japan, Canada, Mexico, Great Britain, Germany, Italy and many more. The Diving Extravaganza will also feature comedy and clown diving exhibitions and a “Dreaming of Beijing” Asian Cultural Festival, with demonstrations of Asian cooking, martial arts, music, dancing and singing - and a special appearance by the Beijing 2008 Olympic mascots.   The event is also a featured program of the South Florida Ideas Exchange program run by Vision BROWARD. Special VIP receptions hosted on May 8^th and 9^th.
 

9:00pm- “The Haitian Community: Where Art, Culture, and Business Come Together”
sponsored by CORPRA in conjunction with Je dis Culture, located at the Gold Choice Ballroom.   The cost is $5.  There will be dancers, art, and traditional Haitian faire. 
 

May9th-   
Broward County Cultural Division presents “Arts and Civic Engagement” designed to link cultural resources to civic concerns, the sessions are designed as practical, skill-building workshops that will bring together local arts organization leaders, artists, social service and community partners to learn and share concepts, principles, and best practices of arts-based civic engagement and dialogue based on the findings of the Animating Democracy initiative. 
 

The Environmental Committee has identified four main business topics for presentation and discussion in English, Creole, and Spanish: Alternative Water Supply Solutions for South Florida, Alternative Energy Solutions for South Florida, Hands on interactivity in the Marketplace, and Sustainable Development in South Florida

Florida Association of Nonprofit Organziations, Inc. (FANO) Expo and Marketplace with discussion on the future of nonprofits and charitable organizations, individual missions and public policy udates. 

Broward County Health Department in conjunction with United Way’s Nutrition and Fitness Task Force presents exhibition and workshop on pledge to health for all ages with keynote speaker Mark Bergel.

www.SFIdeasExchange.com                                                                                    Phone: 954-357-5539

South Florida Ideas Exchange, VisionBROWARD
Office of Economic Development
Broward County Board of County Commissioners
115 South Andrews Avenue, Room A540
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
The Redevelopment Committee headed by James Carras and Jennifer Gomez present a forum on the future of Broward County and opportunities for redeveloping our existing communities and neighborhoods.  “The county is essentially built out and sprawl is not part of anyone’s smart growth future.  To that end, there will be a number of “redevelopment” opportunities for the Ideas Exchange including a 90 minute panel presentation and discussion by experts (a CRA Director, a representative of the SR7 Collaborative and a Developer).”

Mike Singh presents a special program on South Florida, in the context of the Gulf Cooperation Council and India as a place for investment, trade, and technology transfer.
The Education Committee will present experts from the fields of K-12 to discuss post-secondary, and workforce development education and how to improve the state of education in the State of Florida.

Mike Greene of Video Dynamics Corporation and head of the Media Committee says, “The Ideas Exchange may be the first vehicle in many years to involve the mass media in those issues that will affect the future of our region.  By getting them to participate in the Ideas Exchange, we are helping them to become a major part of our community. They will help us reach the millions of people who will be affected by what happens in the next few years.”
May 10^th

The Environmental Commission will address citizen concerns in English, Creole, and Spanish: Water Conservation Solutions for South Florida, Energy Conservation Solutions for South Florida, Hands on interactivity in the Marketplace, and Community Sustainable Initiatives in South Florida.

Florida Association of Nonprofit Organziations, Inc. (FANO) will present marketing and self-regulation in the Non Profit Sector and Special Awards.  Other topics to be covered include: using technology to advance your mission, volunteerism, civic engagement, and management capacity.

Broward County Health Department in conjunction with the United Way’s Nutrition and Fitness Task Force presents exhibition and workshop and cooking demonstrations to promote its mission and vision to promote physical wellness, optimal nutrition and positive healthy lifestyles through community collaboration.

www.SFIdeasExchange.com                                                                                    Phone: 954-357-5539

South Florida Ideas Exchange, VisionBROWARD
Office of Economic Development
Broward County Board of County Commissioners
115 South Andrews Avenue, Room A540
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
 

The Redevelopment Committee will host a 75 minute Town Hall meeting on redevelopment with opportunities for residents to voice their ideas about future growth in addition to another 90 minute panel presentation and discussion by experts.  At the Town Hall meeting, residents will be able to state their opinions, sketch or draw plans and renderings under the guidance of planning and architecture students and visit a “showcase” of Community Redevelopment Agencies that will promote their communities’ plans and initiatives.

6:00pm, Mardi Gras Gaming will present a Hot Latin themed night open to the public in honor of Cinco de Mayo including entertainment, a buffet dinner, and a $20 bonus card for $20.
4pm- 10pm Pompano Beach Chamber Bike Night Ride & Car Show, Pompano Citi Centre, SW Corner of Copans Rd & US1, Pompano Beach.
May 11^th
8:30am-Walk and Talk at the Long Key Nature Center and Natural Area
3501 S.W. 130th Ave., Davie 

10:00am - Mothers’ Day Brunch and Contest Awards at the Park. For an added dimension of exchange and expression, the Exchange will host five competitions, song, art, photo, poetry, and healthy meals, for all to participate in.  All entries must be submitted by April 30, 2008.  For applications and more information, contact the South Florida Ideas Exchange Committee at the Broward County Economic Development Office, 115 S Andrews Avenue, A-540, Fort Lauderdale, email HTanis@broward.org or sliu@broward.org or call 954-357-5539.

Florida Association of Non for Profits presents “Changing Ideas into Action”
4:00pm- Fort Lauderdale Film Festival presents end of the weekend wrap up reception and movie, 503 SE 6th Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL
 

El Heraldo de Broward, the pioneer Spanish newspaper in Broward since 1974, through its editorial and special events is offering bilingual programs on voting issues, cultural programs, direct marketing to the Hispanic consumer and information on access to healthcare and social services. 

www.SFIdeasExchange.com                                                                                    Phone: 954-357-5539

“Je dis Culture”, 

Music, Poetry, Dance, Poetry, 

Comedy, Poetry did we say Music? 

What a Thursday Night it’s going to be at Gold Choice Ballroom! 

Music by the Je Dis Culture House Band, 

On Drums…Jose Mondelus, 

On Percussion…Sorel Sannon. 

PoetryBY Roudolff, 

Comedy by Francis Mervile from Paris 

Hip Hop Dance by Reginald & Deborah Fabien 

Poetry by our very own Andre Fouad.  

Folklorique dance by Emmanuel Louis.  

More Music by the Je Dis Culture House Band 

Be Part of the Movement….Admission $5 

Directions to Gold Choice Ballroom:  

From I-95 or Turnpike, go West on Atlantic Blvd, Make a left on State Rd 7 (441), pass Southgate Blvd, we are on the right inside the Southgate Plaza, behind Dunkin Donuts. 

For more Info call: 954-778-1910, 954-793-9948 or 954-984-9544. 

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Attention to Russel,
If possible can we go back to the FIFO first- in first- out or ascending order for the messages to facilitate easier and faster communication ??

La grande loge de Petite Riviere fetera son 120eme aqnniversaire le 28 Septembre 2008 prochain. Elle profite de cette occasion pour lancer par la presente une invitation speciale aux freres et amis de cette grande institution rivartibonitienne. Une campagne de levee de fonds sera organisee a cette fin. Pour de plus amples informations, contacter : Andre Simeus au 609 540 7656 ou Frantz Rene au : 011 509 600 5303

Comme constate, l’invitation est seulement aux freres alors pensez vous que le salut est seulement aux freres et non aux soeurs? J’attends mon invitation pour faire la balance de ces 120 ans——Loi Naturelle!!! Je m’accroche a ma foi catholique jusqu’a preuve du contraire en attendant!!!

Claire

Laiza dans ses derniers jours soufrait de Alzheimer’s.
Ses funerailles ne sont pas fixees encore.

Is it possible to have the new messages to come up first?This would facilitate easier and faster communication.

Tout s’arrangera sous peu. Il nous faut tout simplement reamenager le site et aussi il nous faut bien d’autres softwares pour que ca soit un peu plus pratique et rapide. Alors temps et argent on en a besoin.

Merci pour la comprehension et la patience!

Claire

Me comprenez vous?

Merci bien

Claire

Oui, je rajeunis bien de quelques annees et mon visage de 28 ans peut bien vous le dire. Malgre que je sens bien l’ effet sandwich je dois bien vous reassurer de ma perseverance et merci pour votre patience.

Apres avoir consulte tous les partis concernes je vous ferai part demain de la decision finale apres cette 1ere Rencontre sur le Tourisme a la Petite Riviere Artibonite en Septembre 2007.

Rappelez vous bien du: TA=REVA ou Tourisme+Agriculture=Renaissance Economique Vallee Artibonite!! Et Art, Culture et History will create the Wealth!!!

Alors are you ready? parce que sandwich ou pas nous travaillerons sans repit pour qu’enfin nous annoncerons un jour: Jamais plus de misere dans ce coin de terre ou nous avions herite tant de richesses jusqu’ici inexploitees!!!!

Faith! Hope! Patience! Perseverance et croyez moi:

Hope has a place(Enya)

Alors Freres et Soeurs: Abo (Nu Look) and that may be our Legacy this time not only Nu Look!!!

O Happy Days ahead!!!

Claire

  NEW Wave Enterprises
 There is not enough incentive to use Art as a development tool among Communities
New Wave Enterprises wants to build a Bridge/Network among Artists and their Communities while improving their economic power. It also aims at promoting a better quality of life for them with social and economic changes where art, culture and history are at the center.
New Wave Enterprises will use Art to bring meaningful changes among those communities. With the help of CORPRA, Inc. a non profit organization in Florida, it will have a center for education for youngster and adult alike who are interested in using Art, Culture and History as viable economic tools.
  Broward County, South Florida and Petite Riviere, Artibonite, Haiti (200 Artists for a population of 20000—based on the artists that were at the meeting) will be the starting points for this pilot project (Inter Cultural Exchanges).
 “Link and Transform Communities through Art”   is the heart beat of New Wave Enterprises.
 

Claire M.Guillaume (March 18, 2008 and revised on April 14&25, 2008)

CORPRA Coordinator
VCCC Secretary of the Board
VCCC Director of Public Relations
New Wave Enterprises
HCImpact Inc.
954-581-4770
95-290-6119
www.corpra.org
clairguill@aol.com
cguillaume@mhs.net
 

  
  TM

South Florida Ideas Exchange 2008 May 8-11th Lineup!

May 8th- International Swimming Hall of Fame presents the 38th Annual Diving with the AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix. This Olympic preview will feature the top Olympic divers in the world, including gold medalists, world champions and Olympians from the USA, China, Japan, Canada, Mexico, Great Britain, Germany, Italy and many more. The Diving Extravaganza will also feature comedy and clown diving exhibitions and a “Dreaming of Beijing” Asian Cultural Festival, with demonstrations of Asian cooking, martial arts, music, dancing and singing - and a special appearance by the Beijing 2008 Olympic mascots. The event is also a featured program of the South Florida Ideas Exchange program run by Vision BROWARD. Special VIP receptions hosted on May 8th and 9th.

9:00pm- “The Haitian Community: Where Art, Culture, and Business Come Together” sponsored by CORPRA in conjunction with Je dis Culture, located at the Gold Choice Ballroom. The cost is $5. There will be dancers, art, and traditional Haitian faire.

Devrais je vous envoyer dans mes recits de 2003? Le moment est a l’action et non lamentation.

Je veux m’occuper du cote Tourisme/ Art Culture

par contre Mr Andre Simeus, Mr Wilzie Julceus, Mr Rony Horat ont toujours parle de l’Agriculture de la Vallee Artibonite et le reve d’Andre est cette Ferme de Palmiste avec un Magasin Agricole a Medor. Mr Wilzie Julceus si je peux verbalement reiterer ses propos sur la production de riz dans plusieurs endroits de la Vallee est pret a mettre a notre disposition ses expertises. Quand a Mr Rony Horat sa connaisance en Agriculture organique protegera bien nos rizieres. Et moi je mets les 15 carreaux de terres de Charite de concert avec Mr Andre Simeus pour la production de legumes, corn et millet ect

Alors loin de la je n’oublierai jamais mes racines de filles de la Vallee et tres fiere de l’etre.

Je ne reve pas quand je vous dis: TA=REVA ou Tourisme+Agriculture=Renaissance Economique Vallee Artibonite/Haiti.

Il faut planter pour recolter et le fermier comprend bien la procedure. Ca va bien pour tout: Planifier, creuser dans votre imagination les procedures a utiliser pour rendre la terre plus fertile sans vous intoxiquer, alterner les denrees pour ne pas abimer l’environment, cette vie simple merite d’etre vecue dans toute l’acceptation du terme. Profiter du soleil, de cette beaute naturelle autour de vous, imaginer, creer et cesser de vous plaindre puisqu’apres tout vous etes riches sans vous en rendre compte! Heritiers de tant de choses!!! La solution est simple: COOPERONS pour cette Transformation Durable!!!

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Je dis Culture” 

“Je dis Culture…”, le show qui a fait ecole  est devenu l’attraction
culturelle hebdomadaire de la communaute haitienne du Sud de la Floride. 

En effet, artistes, musiciens, poetes,  ecrivains et amants de l’art se
donnent rendez-vous tous les jeudis pour celebrer la culture. 

Pour sa 34e edition,  Gold Choice Ballroom accueillera la chanteuse Martine Marseille, 

l’une des meilleures voix feminines haitiennes. 

Le guitarist Elie Lapointe jouera pour la premiere fois 

pour le public select de “Je dis Culture…” ce soir-la. 

Le maestro Rickcene Ulysse, un habitue de la maison, sera aussi
des notre ainsi que l’excellente danseuse Venise Anguste. 

La poesie, sous la houlette du fou du verbe, Andre Fouad, sera a l’ordre du jour. 

D’autres poetes, Prince Kiki, Roger Edouard, Mme Jiliane Pluviose, 

se joindront a lui pour des envolees
poetiques hors pair.

              Jeudi dernier, le poete, philosophe et artiste peintre
Christo donna le frisson par la profondeur et la versatilite de ses textes.
La chanteuse d’opera, Yvette Leblanc, fit revivre a l’assistance le bon
vieux temps d’Edith Piaff, en executant quelques unes de ses chansons. Le
pianiste veteran

Eddy Altime accompagne du chanteur Joe Brown, revisita les anciens succes
traditionnels haitiens, pour le plus grand bonheur du public. Le clou de la
soiree, cependant fut le dialogue entre le percusionniste Rodney Merard et
Andre Fouad, qui ressusciterent L’Afrique a travers textes et rythmes.

                Nous vous attendons tous ce jeudi….La surprise est
toujours au rendez-vous a Gold Choice. 

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Directions to Gold Choice Ballroom:  

From I-95 or Turnpike, go West on Atlantic Blvd, Make a left on State Rd 7 (441), pass Southgate Blvd, we are on the right inside the Southgate Plaza, behind Dunkin Donuts. 

For more Info call: 954-778-1910, 954-793-9948 or 954-984-9544. 

Oui, Credit a la Production et a l’Immobilier is vital.

Cependant what system in place(judicial) once I took the money?

So I cannot entertain your request yet!

We need street signs with house numbers so we can track eveything down!!—–A system with all the consequences of a delinquant loan ect so Mr NAFED are we ready?

Assez de ces prets a 40% jusqu’a 80%. C’est tout simplement un systeme esclavagiste et non progressiste. Le peuple Haitien devra bien apprendre a defendre ses droits contre ces Vautours et de leur get rich quick trap sur le dos de ces innocents qui croient en tout vu leur urgents besoins.

Please—–Basic Needs—–$1.00 minimum de chaque Haitien et creons un system de credit!!!

While I had been talking to you about Art Culture and History since 2003, Mr. Bill Strickland had been practicing it with Art some 20 years ago in Pittsburgh and wrote a book about it in 2007.
The CORPRA Blog fans had been the witness to my invitation to use Art Culture and History as viable tools without reading that book yet and it was the same for the Book of Mr. Fabrice Lextrait.
Now Petite Riviere Artibonite, are you going to wait until somewhere else in Haiti applies that concept or are you going to lead that movement. I am not an artist, I just see the liaison between Art, change of Society for the better by then New Attitude, New Culture and all that will be History mon beau ou ma belle. Believe it they will come to see us and Tourism means at least: 500 Haitian dollars or even better US in Petite Riviere’s Economy.
“Cayes” is ready if you do not feel me.
In that sense I invite you to buy and read this book of Mr. Bill Strickland that I had the Honor to meet yesterday after his presentation at the Central Broward Community College in Davie Florida.
 

The Book; “Make the Impossible Possible” by Bill Strickland will make you finally see the Light(Panneau Solaire) even though you had been under the Almighty one for some time.

Happy Mother’s Day!!!