Panache Jamaica Magazine

The new found married bliss of Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) and vampire Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) is cut short when a series of betrayals and misfortunes threatens to destroy their world.

Restaurant Week spans three cities, Kingston, Montego Bay and Ocho Rios, and this will give diners more opportunities to share in one of the island's most celebrated culinary experiences.

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All participating restaurants will offer a choice of pre-selected three-course dinner menus. Restaurants will offer three-course meals (appetizer, main course and dessert) in one of five categories:

• "Tasty" dinner menus are $1,450
• "Savory" are $2,000
• "Delectable" meals are $3,300
• "Epicurean" experiences are available for $3,800 and
• "Nyam and Scram"
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Words by Tricia Williamson, Editorial Director, Panache Jamaica Magazine

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The warm summer night escape at the Devonshire provided the perfect backdrop and intimate setting for Chef Theo's launch of Great House Caterers on August 30, 2011. Aside from the clean, chic, modern design- tonight was all about the culinary creations of the young chef. Panache Jamaica has had a longstanding relationship with the culinary chefs of Jamaica and we once again welcome the infusion of young talent from Chef Theo Smith.

The event was well attended by family friends and well wishers - and turned into an evening that was one full of support. Guest were later treated to cool cocktails and the delight of the launch menu that included:

There are lots of twists and turns in the smartphone market. Occasionally, some really good phones just fall through the cracks. Let's call these The Collectibles -- a handful of phones, years in development, that arrive or are set to launch, but instead they get cut down at their prime or doomed before they reach their full potential.

In most of these cases, it's a sweeping change at the company that effectively orphans the handsets.

For Nokia and Research In Motion, blame a full-scale shift to a new operating system. At Palm, it was the HP takeover.

And, sometimes, it's failure's fault, like in the case of Garmin's exit from the market.

Yes, you may have seen the 13 ugliest phones, but these are much different. Here are five "keepers" that could have been big contenders.