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                    <title>The 15th Annual Dominican Republic Jazz Festival  Nov 9th Thru Nov 12th 2011 </title>
                    <description>Click on the video above for sample music. For 14 years jazz fans from all over the world have come to the Dominican Republic Jazz Festival to hear topoftheline Latin jazz musicians from the Caribbean Central and South America in the tropical towns of Cabarete and Sosua on the Dominican Republics north shore.Part of what makes this festival different from others is that during its four d</description>
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                    <title>Cabarete . . .  No Place Like Anyplace Else</title>
                    <description>Cabarete . . . No Place Like Anyplace ElseCabarete is the water sports capital of the Dominican Republic and the Caribbean. Period. It has unexcelled wind and water conditions in a range that accommodates learners to experts in windsurfing kite boarding and wave surfing. For over two decades Cabarete has been home to world class events like The Kiteboarding World Tour Master of the Ocean the o</description>
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                    <title>Cabarete360 Virtual Tour of Cabarete Dominican Republic</title>
                    <description>Active Cabarete has posted a virtual tour of Cabarete at httpwww.activecabarete.comforumindex.phpPHPSESSIDe49a847533ecdd443acafd77b0025935topic558.msg1041topicseennewIf you cannot get the website by clicking on the link cut and paste it.My two bits is that it can only do good if every business in town that has a website has a link to this.It has more than 150 panoramas of Cabarete lo</description>
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                    <title>It's in Cabarete and It's The Only St. Patrick's Day Parade on the Beach in the World</title>
                    <description>St. Patricks Day Party  Parade on Cabarete Beach The first St. Patricks Day parade in the Western Hemisphere was in Boston Massachusetts in 1737. The second and now by far the largest started in New York City in 1762. The one here in Cabarete Dominican Republic is eight years old. It may not be the biggest or the oldest but it is on the beach and that makes it the best. It is organiz</description>
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                    <title>Staring into the Sun  Key West</title>
                    <description>It was party time in Key West yesterday. Judy's birthday. Thirtyfive maybe fifty people showed. It went on till just before sunrise. It broke up early. We all got up about four hours later to go to the beach to get the early morning rays. There was not much food left. We ate what there was. We would have skipped breakfast altogether but the kid has to eat. A two year old needs nutrition. There </description>
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                    <title>"I Hated My Grandfather Ever Since"</title>
                    <description>Years ago I met a man in Key West who contracted with an estate to operate a parking lot. It was threequarters of a block from the heart of downtown and the main drag of Duval St. I have a tendency to say hello to all sorts of people particularly the ones that others ignore. I look at it this way someone has to help make their day a little better. He was a bit of a malcontent. He grumbled about</description>
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                    <title>Itinerary from Cabarete</title>
                    <description>Cabarete has a varied international permanent and vacationing population  Russians Bulgarians Macedonians French Italian English Norwegians Swedes and so forth. You never know who you are going to meet where they are from and what work they do. One such man is a Muscovite. He used to earn big bucs working for a major bank trading government bonds. He quit because of the stress and he wa</description>
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                    <title>The Pulga and The Milk of Human Kindness</title>
                    <description>The Pulgas Tomatoes  Last weekend I made my usual trek by guagua to the Saturday Pulga 200 meters or so east of the Texaco east of town.  I bought what was perhaps the largest beefsteak tomato I have ever seen from Deb Suwala Cabarete's own first water organic farmer. It was a one pound plus monster of some heirloom variety with a deep magenta color and a dark purple capping. I also bou</description>
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                    <title>Vanilla and Cinnamon  Cabarete</title>
                    <description>It is 630 AM. The aroma of vanilla and cinnamon from baking pastry wafts through the early morning offshore breeze as it reaches toward the shore of the bay. The aromas linger with the salt mist that rises from the breaking waves on the golden sand shore. Flapping banners of surfing schools and clubs mix with the rustle of palm fronds. Predawn coolness quickly dissipates before the rising sun.</description>
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