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Habitat for Humanity TT’s national director Jennifer Messiah, area representative and Community Development Secretary Terance Baynes, RBC’s managing director Richard Downie, and Bethel Village council president Eurena Noel-Moore, admire the lettuce growing at the greenhouse.
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Attorney Justin Sobion
Who owns the Earth? We all do, but simultaneously, no one does. In April 2023, Trinidad-born attorney Justin Sobion, along with Dutch academic, Hans van Willenswaard, launched their book, “Reflections on Earth’s Trusteeship”. Sobion’s area of specialty, environmental law, is featured in the book, which puts forward the concept of “earth trusteeship” as a model of planetary governance towards reducing the impact of climate change.
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The hooting of the red howler monkeys had my adrenaline pumping while walking through their territory in the Covigne River Gorge.
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With some four million books published annually (a million roughly divided up between the UK and the US, Source: WordsRated) it’s safe to say a book can drown without marketing and reviews. Especially if it’s a Caribbean book.
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The Rotary Club of Maraval recently hosted its Bridgerton-themed high tea event for its 30th Anniversary Celebration and Fundraiser at Mille Fleurs. Extravagantly adorned in Regency-era fashion, patrons were surrounded by magnificent artwork on exhibit and those on auction from local artists. They were serenaded by the T&T Youth Philharmonic orchestra.
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“Let’s go out there and rescue some people.” Lucia Cabrera-Jones, the co-founder of Women Owned Media and Education Network (W.O.M.E.N), passionately describes the genesis of her NGO and the ethos at the core of their work.
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The meticulous nature of each creation translates into a wearable piece, after hours of her attention. Each piece is uniquely designed and hand-painted, and then specific garment treatments are applied to ensure the paint adheres to the fabric. The process is detailed and time consuming, however, Bigford shares, “When her clients first see their piece, their amazement and exuberance make the process all worthwhile.”
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The mind of the creative genius is a complex and wonderful thing. Not only have great artists shaped culture and the human experience for centuries, but they help us better understand how we approach the world, reason, occupy ourselves, develop our abilities and prepare for the future.
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Croydon was named London Borough of Culture for 2023, claiming the title from worthy competitors across the capital to cop the £1.35M funding award.
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The Holy Name Convent (HNC) Robotics Team made their school proud when they won the Rising Stars award at the recently concluded “First Lego League Superpowered Competition”. The overall winners of the competition were Trinity College, but not even this could dampen the spirits of the HNC young ladies who were the highest placing girls’ team in the competition–third overall–and winning an award for the team to watch in the future.
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While a lot of owners are aware of heatstroke in dogs, cats are thought to handle the heat better than other animals because of the theory that they have evolved from desert animals. The truth is that cats do not tolerate heat any better. It is easy for cats to overheat in warm weather because, unlike humans, they cannot remove layers of clothing when it gets too hot; and they do not always have the option of moving themselves to cooler places to avoid the sun. Cats are also unable to cool down by sweating in the way humans do, so they are less capable of regulating their body temperature. Cats only sweat through their foot pads, and they also pant to get rid of excess heat.
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This week’s WE continues the exploration of the poet and prose writer Anthony (Vahni) Capildeo’s work. The prolific Trinidad-born poet (writer in Residence and Professor at the University of York, Visiting Scholar at Pembroke College, Cambridge, and Honorary Student of Christ Church, Oxford University) won the prestigious Forward Prize (2016) for their collection “Measures of Expatriation”.
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Entertainers Shaneil Muir, Louie Culture, Iyara, and Sean Kingston were in top form at the Bellevue Music Festival, which took place last Saturday at Festival Park in downtown Orlando.
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