hi! i kinda need u guys advice. i’m from a Caribbean island named Trinidad, here for school we have uniforms for school. my uniform is a pleated grey skirt, white shirt and tie with my school monogram on it. and I kinda need some help to get prettier over vacation cause i’m going into form 2. i’m about 5 feet 2 (GUESS). dark brown eyes and i’m not really fat neither skinny so can u PLEASE HELP ME ! thanks
In 2008, the ACLU estimated the US ‘No Fly List’ to have grown to over 1,000,000 names — heck, even Cat Stevens and the late Senator Ted Kennedy were on it — and it continues to expand. But, suspected terrorist Abdul Farouk Abdulmutallab, who was curiously able to obtain military-grade high explosives –80 grams of PETN (Gee, where’d he get that?) — managed to escape airport security and detonate his underwear bomb!
In April 2009, American authorities reportedly refused an Air France flight from Paris to Mexico entry into US airspace because a left-wing journalist writing a book on the CIA was on board. Hernando Calvo Ospina, who works for Le Monde Diplomatique and has written on revolutionary movements in Cuba and Colombia, figured on the US authorities’ ‘no-fly list.’ Air France said the April 18 flight was forced to divert to the French Caribbean island of Martinique before continuing its journey (telegraph.co.uk).
Got it? Write a book critical of the CIA — you cannot fly. Carry explosives (allegedly from Yemen) on board when the US is trolling for an excuse to invade and occupy Yemen for its oil — yes you can! The US needs false flags to provide cover for illegal invasions and occupations. The 9/11 terrorist attacks (aka inside job, six ways to Sunday) worked well for the US government; the security-industrial complex made billions and US corporaterrorists were able to negotiate the wholesale theft of Iraq’s oil.
According to CNN, the terror suspect’s father tried to warn authorities. CNN reported: The father of a man suspected in a botched terror attack aboard a Northwest Airlines flight contacted the U.S. Embassy in Nigeria recently with concerns his son was planning something, a senior U.S. administration official said Saturday. The father — identified by a family source as Umaru Abdul Mutallab — contacted the U.S. Embassy "a few weeks ago" saying his son, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, had "become radicalized," the senior administration official, who is familiar with the case, told CNN.
And yet, Abdulmutallab was not obliged to undergo any additional airport screening layers, prior to boarding for the last leg of his journey to Detroit.
Also, lest we forget: Three key provisions of the Patriot Act are scheduled to expire 31 December 2009. Hmm. I wonder if post-Abdulmutallab they will get renewed?
Abdulmutallab was thwarted by a quote, unquote vacationing movie producer, Jasper Schuringa, who, within seconds, asserted that he not only tackled the suspect and put him in a headlock but also tried ‘to search his body for any explosives’ (CNN). Unless one was a bona-fide law enforcement professional or a military agent, who on earth would think of searching a man who had just set himself on fire, in a matter of seconds, for more explosives?
The goal is Yemeni oil. Hence the reason for the destabilization and the purported need for the US to stop al-Qaeda (literally, ‘the database’). The Yemeni national security chief has declared that the country is receiving assistance from the US in the crackdown on what he called ‘al-Qaeda operatives’ in southern Yemen (Press TV). Translation: US corporaterrorists want Yemen’s oil and they want it NOW. http://www.legitgov.org/northwest_bomb_plot_oddities.html
am in my 2nd trimester(17 Weeks) and i want to plan a big vacation for my husband and i before we have the baby, since it will no longer be just the 2 of us. I want to stay either in the us or a Caribbean island. Any Suggestions
I am in my 2nd trimester(17 Weeks) and i want to plan a big vacation for my husband and i before we have the baby, since it will no longer be just the 2 of us. I want to stay either in the us or a Caribbean island. Any Suggestions
I am thinking about buying a pomeranian puppy from a breeder. She shows her dogs in France and is located in Guadeloupe (where she shows them as well), which is a small caribbean island close to the island which I live on. The parents have the necessary testing done for the breed. She sells her pups at 12 weeks old and they come with health certificate, necessary vaccinations, 5 generation pedigree, a tattoo in the ear and french kennel club papers. She sells them fro 1200 euro each or 1600 us dollars. I will be visiting her in June when I go on vacation there. My question is, does she look and sound like a good breeder, and do her prices sound reasonable?
Here is her website:
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key facts that some people may want to know about Barbados…
KEY FACTS
The United Nations Development Index (1996) ranked Barbados third in terms of quality of life among 160 developing countries worldwide (Hong Kong and Cyprus ranked first and second respectively). Barbados ranked ahead of countries such as Spain, Italy and Ireland.
Our research and surveys show that visitors highlight the friendliness of Barbadians as its greatest and most pleasing asset. This is reflected in the highest repeat visitor factor in the region of 39%
The people of Barbados have a history of long ingrained Christian principles, a sound and free educational system with a literacy rate of 97%
Barbados has the third oldest parliament in the world with 358 years of an uninterrupted parliamentary system of government.
Barbados was the only vacation destination in this Hemisphere with a scheduled Concorde service. One of the retired British Airways concordes now resides at our international airport.
On this "mustard seed" of an island (21 miles) long and a smile (14 miles) wide!
- We are the only coral island in the region with all white sand beaches.
- Barbados has pure drinking water and was the first Caribbean island to have piped water.
- Excellent telecommunications.
- Utilities available 100% island-wide.
- Accessible to everywhere.
- Consistent cooling North-East tradewinds.
- Maximum daily temperature 75-85 F year round.
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FAST FACTS AND FIGURES
CAPITAL: Bridgetown
POPULATION: Approximately 254,000
CLIMATE: Eight to nine hours of sunshine most days. Temperature between 75 F and 90 F year round.
GEOGRAPHY: A 21 mile x 14 mile Caribbean island. West and South Coast have calm Caribbean sea and endless beaches. Rugged cliffs and Atlantic Ocean on East Coast.
OFFICIAL LANGUAGE: English with a broad dialect. See a Street Vendor Talks
CURRENCY: Barbados Dollar – US = BDS approx.
DRIVING: A temporary yearly Barbados licence costs BDS and is obtainable from car rental agencies and Police Stations. Full licence must be shown. Drive on left. Go to Barbados Tourism Encyclopedia "Documents"
TIME: GMT-4 hrs. There is no daylight saving time in Barbados
ACCOMMODATION: Caters for all tastes and budgets from luxury hotels and all-inclusive resorts to rooms in small hotels and self-catering apartments.
SPORTS: Snorkeling, diving, fishing, sailing, waterskiing, tennis, squash. Three 18-hole and three nine-hole golf courses. See Barbados Golf
GETTING THERE: (Flying Times and Airlines)
ELECTRICITY: Electricity in Barbados is 110 volts/50 cycles
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: See Travel Documents
HEALTH REQUIREMENTS: See Health in Barbados
WEDDINGS: It is now possible for ceremonies to take place on day of arrival, providing documents are in order.
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http://www.barbados.org/keyfacts.htm
> Are you sick of Iraq? No best answer.
> Do you support Iraq? then you are a true
> blue supporter of Freedom and America
> You don’t? Then you are a bleeding heart,
> or a flaming liberal, or you are un-Patriotic.
> But Worst Of All, if you can’t arrive at
> a conclusion, then can they send me and
> you to a Caribbean Island or Zanzibar or
> or Mozambique? Not for a little vacation,
> because that’s what THEY do, and then
> come back home, refreshed, and ready
> to resume battle.
> Please, only answers…….Tanx.
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Life? Friends? I need a change? (Reealy long sorry!)
I’m really confused with my life right now. I just had the vacation of a lifetime in the small caribbean island of Aruba. = My sister graduated medical school there so thats pretty much the reason i went down. But wow her friends were amazing so nice better than my friends. They talked to me smile , and hey some of that included a few cute boys .:P. Like its so hard to explain it was amazing. No one has treated me that nicely and kind….when i left i cried. Now everytime i go on my facebook wall its filled up with message abotu how they miss me..my friends never did that when i left. Now they’re asking me if i wanna come down there for school . I want to but im unsure. It’s a life desicion im scared to make. I start college in the summer but i also could apply for med school as well (pre-med). I don’t know im just sick of my city my friends treat me like crap and i don’t feel like living here anymore. However i don’t want to make a wrong desicion. In college i planned to upgrade more sciences ( i didn’t take bio or physics..chemistry was enough for me!). Should i just play it out for college or move on with my life so to speak. I like seriously feel so worthless here, i am completely depressed. Its like the people here treat me like crap , i’ve been teased all my life (im 17) and one point or another. But there everyone is accepting.My friends aren’t really my friends i just wish i knew what to do.
Like i don’t really have motivation to become a doctor. Should i just play it out and see what happens when college rolls around?Im not really sure if its right for me i don’t have any motivation to become a doctor. It’s just like life changing i’m really scared.
I couldn’t sleep about a month ago and viewed a movie well after midnight on Bright House cable and now I can’t remember the title. It involved two couples visiting a Caribbean island. The newlyweds comprised one couple and the other were just some friends along for the vacation. They were staying at a mansion that was of ownership of the groom’s family friend. While turning down the sheets one evening after a drink fest, the two couples are abruptly interrupted by intruders and held hostage at the mansion by a mountain of a man who is assumed to be the leader and two subordinates; a man and his girlfriend. The thugs had assumed to find the owner at home but unfortunately timed their caper to intrude upon the honeymooning couples. The cash hungry villains demanded the location of a safe but obviously no one knew of its where-a-bouts. After many scenes of shouting, brutality, bludgeoning, etc. the bride steps forward and acknowledges that she knows the location of the safe. She makes one believe that this is an altruistic attempt to keep her newlywed husband from being humiliatingly trounced any further by the lead, villainous behemoth. She locates the safe as it is in the floor of the pantry under a shelving unit, but it is open and empty; a scene that make you go "Hmmm". All of this is happening as a hurricane is churning itself for a direct hit to the island which occasionally causes black-outs, more scuffling, escape attempts, and yes, more humiliating trounces by the over-sized, Brian Dennehy look-a-like, lead villain. Somewhere around this time, the girl, as partner of the couple visiting with the newlywed couple, fabricates a psychological maneuver that causes the boyfriend of the villainous girl to become suspicious that his girlfriend and the chief hoodlum are secretly in love and plotting to waste him once the money in the safe is tendered. The boyfriend falls for the story and jumps in the face of his hefty accomplice. A struggle ensues and the boyfriend is shot and dies much the result of the lead villain being twice the size of his fellow ravager. At this time and in front of all, the exasperated lead villain announces to the BRIDE to stop acting and tell everyone who she really is. Well, it turns out she is really in cahoots with the lead villain and she only got married so that she could honeymoon in the mansion and conspire in the robbery. By this time, I am in and out of sleep, but cognizant enough to realize that by the end, she has fallen in love, after all, with the groom, shoots the ex-boyfriend / lead villain, survives the hurricane, and lives happily ever after with the new husband.
Oh, I guess this would most certainly be classified as a ‘B’ movie.
Your help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
The weather at a Caribbean island is perfect for a tourist destination. The chance that it rains on any particular day is only 20% and each day’s weather is independent of every other day’s weather. Suppose you and a friend plan to vacation at this island for three days. What is the probability that you get rain on at least one of the days of your visit?
