A rather scathing review of Dream Team's launch appeared in last Sunday's
Trinidad Express; it is written by Micheal Mondezie (mmondezie@trinidadexpress.com).
Upon many requests by bloggers who were unable to see the article as it was not available online here it is:
:
It was brought to my attention that there were also other reviews that appeared in the News Papers that featured Dream Team's launch such as this one by Peter Ray Blood which appeared in the
Trinidad Guardian last Friday:
ON my entry to Pier 1, Chaguaramas, on Sunday evening I figured I must have missed something on the invitation; as it probably stated “beautiful women ONLY.” After an arduous day of travelling all the way to Salybia to spend the day with the Martin clan at Michael Headley’s sprawling Playa del Este, there was still something left in the tank to attend The Dream Team’s launch of Bejeweled, its C2K8 presentation.
As the night wore on the pretty women just seemed to get prettier, especially those handpicked by the committee to model the costumes; and, I knew it wasn’t on account of to much alcohol, as all I had the night was cranberry juice.
The Dream Team, a hybrid of the now defunct Poison, tested the waters this year with its presentation of Rhythmnation. Bandleader Paul Singh told me that pleased with the response to the C2K7 trial, he and his committee decided to go the distance.
Sunday’s launch was really a fun event with beautiful people, enjoying the cool night air of the scenic western peninsula.
Disclaimer
It is important to impress that the views reflected by this blog are mine alone and not necessarily views held by Triniscene. You cannot contact Triniscene and ask for their assistance in swaying or monitoring anything that is written on this blog.
All Content is for informational purposes only. I make reasonable efforts to ensure the completeness and accuracy of all content of the blog. However, I do not guarantee the completeness or accuracy of any information on this blog. There are various risks you assume in relying on the Content. We make reasonable efforts to provide accurate Content on the blog, but at times I may not promptly update or correct the blog even if I am aware that it is inaccurate, outdated or otherwise inappropriate.
While at times, I highlight certain services, websites, merchandise and such, I do not endorse any product. Nor do I use this blog to sell any merchandise. Also, I DO NOT endorse or encourage any products, costumes or services advertised on the conversation box (e.g. cbox). Neither do I endorse the opinions of, or warrant the accuracy of facts or other Content contributed by, any third party. I am not liable for any action you take or decision you make in reliance on any Content.
As a result, I HAVE NO CONTROL OVER THE QUALITY, SAFETY OR LEGALITY OF THE ITEMS ADVERTISED, THE TRUTH OR ACCURACY OF THE LISTINGS, THE ABILITY OF SELLERS TO SELL ITEMS OR THE ABILITY OF BUYERS TO BUY ITEMS. I cannot ensure that a buyer or seller will actually complete a transaction. You should look to the seller for any refunds, credits or adjustments to a transaction. I ASSUME NO RESPONSIBILITY, AND OFFER NO WARRANTY WHATSOEVER, REGARDING YOUR TRANSACTION WITH ANY INDIVIDUAL SELLER(S) OR ANY PARTS YOU PURCHASE FROM A SELLER, OR ANY INFORMATION, INCLUDING CREDIT CARD INFORMATION, YOU GIVE TO A SELLER.
Trinidadcarnivaldiary.com does not assume copyright for images used that are not owned by Trinidadcarnivaldiary.com, such images are used only to illustrate a point or when they are relevant to an article written by the author of Trinidadcarnivaldiary.com .If you are the owner of the image and would like it removed please contact trinidadcarnivaldiary@gmail.com
