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29/03/08

To be a Bencher and a Judge

It was my great pleasure to interview Judge John Samuels, Q.C. a Bencher of Lincoln’s Inn, while he visited me in St. Lucia this past February. I met Judge Samuels at a West Dean weekend, as part of the requirement for my dinners with Lincoln’s Inn, in January 2000, and we have remained friends ever since. His lovely wife Maxine, who has been a lay magistrate since 1979,

THE VIRTUES PROJECT – an NCF Contribution - LOVE

What Is Love?
Love is a special feeling that fills your heart. You show love in a smile, a pleasant way of speaking, a thoughtful act or a hug. Love is treating people and things with special care and kindness because they mean so much to you. Love is treating other people just as you would like them to treat you – with care and respect.

Needed: an environmental performance incentive for Caribbean electric utilities

The facts about greenhouse gas emissions implicate the power sector in a large part of the problem of climate change: the global power sector is the largest single emitter of carbon dioxide, the most important of the human-influenced greenhouse gases. For the Caribbean region, the situation is the same. General consensus has been reached,

Advantages Of A Solar Electric System

There are three distinct advantages with a solar electric system. These are
(1). The system contains no moving parts and needs no maintenance;
(2). The system can be enlarged by discontinuous units;
(3). The cost of the system is a once and for all expenditure.
The system requires 4 components

Trainees learn the art of relaxation

Pampering, R&R and indulgence are some of the key words used when expressing the essence of a Sandals holiday. This point is highlighted particularly when it comes to the resorts’ famous Red Lane Spas, of which a number of young and budding massage therapists learnt when Sandals Resorts in St Lucia opened its Spa doors to them for a 2 week training programme.

Personality and Kids

Each child is unique, and has a different way of looking at and interacting with the world. Children have different talents that develop as they grow and practise them. If a child’s natural talents are suppressed by a well-meaning adult, that child will develop self-doubt and may have a long, difficult road ahead of him/her overcoming that obstacle.

ACCESS DENIED

St. Lucian born Rogers Jean Baptiste said that he was utterly astounded at the refusal of the British Home Office to grant him British citizenship following his four year service in the British army including two tours of Iraq. According to reports Jean Baptiste was determined ineligible for citizenship because he had submitted his application on the wrong date,

Kite Flying returns to Easter festivities

Twelve prizes were awarded in the annual Easter kite flying competition held at the Cas-en-Bas beach on Easter Monday. This family event that was organized by the XS Energy Carnival Band attracted a large crowd of kite-flying enthusiasts. There were forty four registered competitors ranging from 2 years to 65 years.

Winds of Change Confront Caribbean Tourism

Reverend A.R. Bernard, founder and CEO of the Brooklyn-based Christian Cultural Center, the church home for thousands of Caribbean-Americans in the tri-state area, teaches that “Change is the only constant in life; And when change is necessary, not to change is destructive.”