OPINION: Corruption
There are many markers and pointers in the Caribbean that point to corruption in and by government ministers and others.
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Is perfection overrated?
Perfection in its literal form is a myth. We strive for perfection in our systems, our lives, our friends and come away frustrated.
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The curse of new
No sooner do I get a new ache or pain than my mind gravitates to the worst possible scenario. “No doubt it’s cancer.”
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If likes no longer matter on social media, then what does?
You’ve probably heard the news: Instagram is in the process of removing like counts from posts in the Instagram feed.
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The Editor speaks: Are we gradually becoming so impacted on bad news it doesn't shock us anymore?
Nastiness makes a bigger impact on our brain than good news.
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Gordon Barlow: "Civilians bearing arms"
Inspired by Colin's excellent Editorial of 22nd August, I dug up an old (November 2010) blog-post of mine on the general topic of guns in the hands of civilians.
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In harm’s way
We have a pretty versatile warehouse at PS Audio. Where normally we’d be moving inventory in and out on a daily basis, the main warehouse has other uses too.
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The Editor speaks: The Four JUST Men
I am not discussing “The Four Just Men” detective thriller published in 1905 by the British writer Edgar Wallace.
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