Author: James Fuller

Culture, Food and Cuisine, Trinidad and Tobago

Angostura bitters: raising the bar

“No cocktail bar worth its salt is without a bottle of Angostura aromatic bitters,” says two-time Trinidad and Tobago bartending...

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Culture, Literature, People, Trinidad and Tobago

Richard ffrench: the bird man’s last flight

A pioneering ornithologist, teacher, opera enthusiast, and one of Trinidad’s favourite adopted sons has been welcomed back to the...

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Culture, Arts, Trinidad and Tobago

Late bloomers: Mark Lyndersay’s latest portraits

Trinidadian photographer and journalist Mark Lyndersay says his recent 50th birthday is, in part, the inspiration behind his latest...

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Culture, People, Sports, Trinidad and Tobago

Cleopatra Borel-Brown: giving it her best shot

Building towards the biggest event of her career, the Beijing Olympics, Trinidad and Tobago shot-putter Cleopatra Borel-Brown is excited....

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Culture, Environment, Science

Sun, wind and water: climate change in the Caribbean

“All we used to get here was razor grass, bamboo, cocorite palm and of course, fire,” says Akilah Jaramogi, advancing with energetic...

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Culture, Food and Cuisine, Trinidad and Tobago

A taste of heaven

Wine appreciation is increasing in the Caribbean, says Stephen Arneaud, liquor promotions manager at the Trinidad firm of Marketing &...

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Culture, Environment, Science

Feeling hot, hot, hot: climate change and the Caribbean

Global climate change and its effects have moved from scientific theory to present-day fact, and the islands of the Caribbean, as well as...

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Culture, People

Snapshots (March/April 2008)

Shontelle Layne: focus pon me That’s the title of one of the tracks Shontelle Layne wrote for her debut album. But really, as she says to...

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