Children nowadays are accused of being lazy, disinterested in anything productive, and having absolutely no interest in experiencing the world outside. What happened to the good old days when children got up on a Saturday morning and willingly ran outside to play? Many parents blame it on cable TV, video …
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Tubal Uriah Butler remains the central figure in the history of Labour Day in Trinidad and Tobago, having pioneered the working-class struggle that led to the establishment of the June 19 public holiday. The legacy of the Grenadian-born leader is defined by his transition from a pipe fitter in the …
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Imagine this. You walk out to your garden, porch, your office or even your room and hear the soothing sound of falling water. You see fishes swimming and organic lettuce, broccoli or even strawberries growing. Sounds amazing right? Doesn’t sound possible? Well it is. Dillon Kurban is co-director of 3D …
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Dolby Atmos immersive audio is now available in the game’s Arena Mode, placing life-like sound at the forefront of the gaming experience announced PUBG MOBILE, one of the world’s most popular mobile games, and Dolby Laboratories, a leader in immersive entertainment experiences. I Paused My Game to Be Here Essential …
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Corpus Christi history in Trinidad and Tobago reflects a centuries-old convergence of Roman Catholic dogma and local agricultural tradition that has shaped the nation’s cultural landscape since the late 18th century. Established locally following the arrival of Spanish and French settlers, the feast serves as a critical public expression of …
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A sorrel plant flourishes at the side of the road outside a house with a gated garden of sorrel plants in Aranguez on Saturday, November 28, 2016. Citizens with this plant in their yards will be making the popular Christmas sorrel beverage very easily rather than paying a “pound and …
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A pimento pepper tree bears the red, ripe, and ready-to-pick seasoning ingredient at the backyard of a resident’s home in Petit Bourg. This pepper magically flavours any dish and is a very popular seasoning found in the kitchens of many cooks in Trinidad and Tobago. Survival Garden Seeds 30 Pack Home …
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By Candida Khan. It is crazy to admit, but I have not been to the Emperor Valley Zoo in 12 years. Since the additions of the tigers and giraffes, I was anxious for a visit. It was a very special surprise that I was taken to the Emperor Valley Zoo in …
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With chicken and egg prices going through the roof you may have considered raising your own layer or broiler chickens at some point. Hundreds if not thousands of different breeds of chickens are all bred for specific needs and climates. If you are looking to raise chickens for meat, then …
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By Jevan Soyer. “If you are going to grow food, why not try to do it as organically as possible? If you can use less than a commercial farmer, then your food has less residue from these chemicals and is already healthier.” Live Cornish Cross Broiler Chickens, 10 ct. US$28.99 …
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