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LIME Million Dollar Christmas Competition header

Last week, when LIME (formerly know as Cable and Wireless) announced on the radio that they will be giving one lucky winner US$1 Million. Like everyone else I was eager and was ready to enter my chance, but not before I read the terms of service/ competitions rules. I like to know what I an agreeing to.

Here are a few things that stood out to me.

Non Residents make sure you’re eligible before entering

This competition is open only to Cable and Wireless Dominica Limited fixed line, mobile and Internet customers classified as residential, who are legal residents of Dominica and aged eighteen (18) years or older. In the event that a selected prize winner is under eighteen years, then the prize will be handed over to the winners’ parents or legal guardian.

By entering this competition participants warrant and represent that they are legal residents of Dominica. In the event that this warranty and representation proves to be false any prize(s) will be forfeited.

You will be charged $2.50 everytime you text.

Participants who enter the competition via text messaging will be charged $2.50 (VAT inclusive).

Cable and Wireless holds the rights to disqualified anyone if?

One potential Grand Prize winner will be selected from among all eligible entries on January 9th, 2009, and will be notified by phone no later than January 12th. If a potential winner cannot be contacted by the stated date, or if the potential winner does not claim the prize by January 23rd 2009, or if he/she is found to be ineligible or cannot or does not comply with these Official Rules, that potential winner will be disqualified and an alternate potential winner may be selected at Cable and Wireless’ sole discretion.

Your account must be active and good standing to be eligible.

To be eligible to win, participants’ accounts must be active and in good standing at the time of the prize draws.

Something also worth mentioning is that by entering this competition, you’re agreeing to allow Cable and Wireless to use their name, likeness and/or voice in any media whatsoever including press, print, radio and television, for the purpose of advertising, trade or promotion without further compensation.

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The third day of Creole in the Park was surprisingly nice, despite the heavy rain which carried slightly into the latter part of the evening. Unlike day one and day two – day three for us was probably the most laid back, partly because it was raining most of the afternoon. As far as bands we covered on day three, I’ve to admit we missed a couple acts we wanted to see due to the rain, so we decided to take it easy and just casually walk the grounds to see if there anything interesting going on.

Day three started with performance by the cultural group karifuna, Point Michel Cultural Group, Phase 5 Steel band, Free Joseph, and Nature Vibes -one of the upcoming Reggae bands in Dominica.
Next on the main stage was Soca artist ‘Ricky T’, who is taking the Caribbean by storm with his soca hit song ‘Pressure Bloom’. No rain was going to defer Dominicans from seeing Ricky T perform.

 Phrase 5 steel pan at creole in the park 2008

Free Joseph performing at creole in the park 2008

 phot of face painter at 2008 creole in the park

The seventh act on the main stage was ever-hot, ever-exciting TripleKay International, who despite the rain rocked the massive crowd with hits from their new album Colours and their growing catalogue of hits.

triplekay band performing at CITP 2008

Day three was brought to an end by the Kings of Cadence Midnight Groovers, who captivated crowd with many hits from the pass. The large numbers of returning Dominicans were particularly fun of the Midnight Groovers, seeing that it was Cadence music they grew up listening too.


midnight groovers performing at creole in the park at the botanical gardens

Stay turned to find out what happen on the final day of this years Creole in the Park.

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cable and wireless VIP booth at creole in the Park 2008

In my second day covering Cable and Wireless Creole in the Park, I had the opportunity to check out some of my favorite artists/calypsoians in action from the Cable and Wireless VIP Booth. Thanks to my boss, I got to hangout with the big-boys and have the VIP girls addressing my every need. Hmmm… I could definitely get used to this VIP treatment. 😆

Day two started with performances by the Cool Steel Orchestra, La Sal Differwans (cultural group), and by one of Dominica’s young upcoming bands – Xcess Groove.

Next on the main stage was Reggae star Nelly Stharre, who in my opinion rocked the crowd with a number of her mega hits like Peace & love and Soul Country from her 2004 album, entitled ‘Soul County’.

VIP girls at the cable and wireless VIP booth at creole in the park 2008

La Sal Differwans cultural group at creole in the park

photo nelly stharre performing at Creole in the park 2008

The fifth act on the main stage was a joint collaboration between Clint, Nayee, and Lloydie; who captivated the crowd with hits from their personal albums and growing catalogue. After their awe-inspiring performance, I got a chance to meet-up with some of the guys at the Cable and Wireless booth. One of the questions that I asked the guys was around their performance in front a well diverse Dominican crowd. According to the guys – “we are just proud to be apart of CITP, and to be able to celebrate Dominica’s 30 years of independence together with the many Dominicans who returned home to celebrate the reunion”.

creole-in-the-park-stage

Cable and wireless creole vip booth

creole in the park 2008 crowd view

In the final performance of the day which was also on the main stage was the Reunion Calypso connection segment backed up by Dominica’s #1 party band- Swinging Stars, featured a star-studded lineup of calypsoians like the Duchess, Tarina, King Dice, Daddy Chess, Hunter, Observer, Karessah, Scrunter, Tokyo, Skakey, Rabbit, and Tranada.

tarina simon at creole in the park 2008

 veteran calypsoian Tokyo at Creole in the park 2008

Observer performance at CITP 2008

If is one thing I’ve learn from day two of Creole in the Park 2008, that it’s much better watching the performances from the VIP booth, and I guess the free drinks/food helps too. 🙂

Stay tuned to find out what happens on day three.

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