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- Soul, Spirit and Mind
- Leadership
- “Faith is the evidence of things not seen”
- Yellow Crescent Moons
- The commitment of the Emancipated
- Soufriere Youth Summer Programme
- SLEF congratulates the Island’s first certified “S...
- Six Professors Appointed
- Organic Foods - Are they more nutritious?
- Martha Stewart and Sandals partner on weddings
- LIME Launches “U R It” Campaign
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- CTO, SLTB Aids Gros Islet Summer Camp
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- Arts in St. Lucia, an Evolution?
- Travel stimulates economics and helps poorer natio...
- SLISBA holds its 20th Annual General Meeting on Su...
- Market composition
- It is time for a new direction!!!
- Highlights of ECCB 2008/2009 Annual Report by Sir ...
- FirstCaribbean Daily Markets Report
- Crime and the Consumer - Part 6
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- A talk long overdue
- Will the real Maryanna Williams please Stand Up?
- What’s The Sense ?
- What A Country
- Point Seraphine Sale / IMF Loan
- Is Moral leadership a Thing of The Past?
- In the aftermath …
- Handling of Honduras Crisis flawed from the start
- Gulliver’s travels revisited
- Tampering With Tradition
- Three for Pan Am Games in Trinidad
- The Aftermath
- Soufriere: Swimming Big
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- Busy Schedule Ahead for Local Boxers
- Bronze for Teddy Matthews at 51st CTTC
- Saint Lucia Goes to the IMF
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- Fuel prices to change early September
- Daher Building Loan
- New Guyana/St. Lucia Association Board Elected
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- Pep now leads the way:
- Paradise not quite lost
- Incestuous mediocrity must stop
- A Sad Note In Music
- 1000 Words
- SLFA President Speaks out on Blackheart Issues
- Lancers Again
- Another medal for Spencer
- 8 Wicket Win for Mon Repos versus Gros Islet at home
- Saved by Inmates’ “Goodness”
- Pair survive Barre de l’Isle precipice
- Fatal Police Shooting
- Fearless Festival
- Witnesses pleased that hundreds came to “Keep on t...
- On the proceeding of the Human Spirit from God
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- Top Students Rewarded
- The pathway to OECS Economics Union – PART 2
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- R.C. Boys Celebrate Centennial
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- 2 more cases of H1N1 confirmed in Saint Lucia
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- NDC convenes stakeholder’s conference on revised l...
- “Job Hunting – The Employers’ Perspective”
- Highlights of ECCB 2008/2009 Annual Report - Part 2
- FirstCaribbean Daily Markets Report
- CMMB Market WRAP
- Will the Real Maryanna Williams Unmask!
- When the music dies...
- Up with Whimsy!
- Substance Abuse Secretariat promotes drug abuse pr...
- Should the Star Publishing be the only Media house...
- Facing financial challenges in the Caribbean’s sma...
- Can Obama withstand his health care conflict?
- Bertie Wooster and Jeeves on Paradise Island
- 1000 Words
- Strange Laws
- Job Well Done
- Young St. Lucian races into sprint record books
- World’s Swimming Championships for 5 local swimmers
- SLBF to stage Camp and Coaches Clinic
- Goals mounting in Women’s Football
- Back To Stay
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5 comments:
Rick Wayne, The Champion Lilliputian!
I sat in Toronto viewing this episode of Talk with Allen, taking the Jabs, confrontational disregard, and unpolished behavior of Rick. Surely he does not treat PIP in this manner. This is abrasive disregard and unpleasant manner to treat a guest. Any way!!!!!!
Allen tries hard and works very hard. As a CEO he thinks fast and hard, expanding his thinking and imagination into the future, it terms of months and years. Caribbean populist are not adapt to such critical thinking from a business point of view and certainly not politically, the thinking is present and immediate.
Much to the likes of Bro. George (RIP) critical thinking, timing, the urgency to proceed, remain competitive, leadership skills are all steps ahead of the masses. We in this day and age have not learned to envisage beyond the horizon.
I guest, our choice of politician is a factor, moving like a choo - choo train, O what a day.
I always knew that there was something different about Sn.Chantanet, but I didn't know that george Odlum (bless his soul) was his mentor. So in other words he has been in training for public office from a very young age. I give his father much credit.
'Those who have eyes to see, let them see' a man of vision.
Chastanet and Odlum are not comparable, in any sence of the word. With one exception, they are politically intuitive.
Very interesting story about Odlum and Chastanet and these are the things we need to relate about our citizens instead of the roro that passes for societal conversation in this country. Thank you Mr. Josie !
I disagree with you though on your assessment of Mr. Wayne. I also have some knowledge of Mr. Wayne and have been ambivalent (note the past tense) about his role in St. Lucia over the past 30 years. A few year back I reconciled Mr. Waynes positives with his negatives and determined that he has presented more good to the body politic and to our society than the bad. Much has been due to his mellowing with age and gaining wisdom and I would suggest that you relook at you assessment of him with more objective eyes in the future. I understand/empathize with your perespective but maturity should give you the prism through which to view Mr. Wayne more objectively.
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