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- SLASPA’s Civil Engineers - Keeping the Seaports an...
- Open Campus Sponsors Writing Workshop for Teachers
- Making choices
- Is it a Cultural thing?
- Farmer Field School - a success story
- Value Added Tax (VAT) and the consumer – Part2
- 3rd anniversary (I)
- The Importance of Households in the Economy
- Make use of the business cards in your possession!
- FirstCaribbean Daily Markets Report
- Economic Forecast
- Condor Recommences to St. Lucia
- CMMB Market Wrap
- CMMB Hosts Seminar Entitled: ‘Creating Your Indivi...
- ACCA presents Treasury Department with Gold
- Tuesday’s House Sitting
- Today’s World: An Ugly Place for CARICOM States
- The Negativity of Political Emotions
- The Men Who Would Be King!
- The Benefits of Linking Agriculture and Tourism
- Stemming galloping teenage pregnancy in St. Lucia
- Spelling Bee Winners
- SLP: Is UWP Serious About St. Lucia’s Crime Situat...
- Prime Minister’s Office
- Change: Easy to say but...…
- Aid for St. Jude’s
- On the rebound!
- SURVIVAL AND ROVERS FINAL
- SLAA preparing for 2010
- Perreria:Gayle’s time has passed
- Anarchy from the Top
- Police Officer threatens fireman with firearm
- PE’LAY MEETS THE QUEEN
- Missing Person
- King Promises Prosecution
- Fashion Runs to the Rescue
- Digicel customers get rewarded for talking
- Scotiabank celebrates 40 years in St. Maarten
- New Rodney Bay Marina Manager
- What passes for government in St.Lucia today
- There Was An Eruption In The House of Assembly
- SLP calls again for speedy resolution of the Richa...
- No trust or confidence in Monplaisir
- New Study says Whale Watching is a boon to Caribbe...
- October … All Over November … Remember
- Who will be crowned champions?
- St. Lucia Eagles and Royal Navy Team up
- SCHOOL SPORTS
- OECS Sports Coordinator’s Surprise
- SLP walks out
- PWA, government reach compromise
- FCCA
- FirstCaribbean Daily Markets Report
- Taxi Drivers Eat Free!
- Sandals closes Culinary Training Clinic with cook-off
- Kwéyòl Poetry and Music at Alliance Francaise
- Chairman’s Ultimate Karaoke Finals on Wednesday
- CCFP St.Lucia Chapter Launched
- Bigger, Better Value only from Digicel!
- Nat’l Arts Festival Next Month
- The Day of Reckoning is Upon Us
- Swervers and Curvers
- Something fishy at Fisheries
- FCIB Kudos
- Training time for SLASA Coaches
- Southern Flying Fish a major force in local swimming
- ON THE RIGHT TRACK
- Gold and Silver for Danielle Beaubrun
- Gear for Gros Islet Youth Programme
- New Exam
- Two Economic Unions for Saint Lucia
- ROYALITY!
- Police News
- Police Deny Knowledge of Sick-out
- OECS Workshop
- St. Lucia Distillers wins International Rum Trophy
- SLHTA Pageant ON
- RSL Reggae Vybes Live in the South
- LIME Gives More Help to RC School
- Digicel’s winners for September text to win!
- CMMB raises over EC$116 million for Government
- Chairman’s Ultimate Karaoke Semi Finals
- Caribbean Comedy & Music Take Centre Stage In Nort...
- World Food Day
- The Class of 2009-UWI Open Campus Inaugural Gradua...
- My first interview with Dr. Kenny Anthony
- My experience of the C.A.R.E Programme
- Message on UN Day - 24 October 2009
- Health and Wellness Tourism a Proposed Niche Produ...
- Another accolade for Dunstan
- Value Added Tax (VAT) and the consumer – Part1
- The Oasis at The BodyHoliday, LeSPORT wins top awards
- Day-trader violence
- The Future of Banking is Here
- The Entrepreneurial Spirit Is Alive But Needs To B...
- FirstCaribbean Daily Markets Report
- Economic Forecast
- CMMB Market Wrap
- Chinese Fall Down on the Job in Trinidad
- 5 Quick Ways to Improve Your Cash Flow
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2 comments:
"high navigational tides?" Why not simply "high tides"?
What is the new dispensation of the NEW Millennium?
Is dependence on the Taiwanese consistent with this paradigm shift that you advocate?
If the paradigm shift is needed "now" it means now,not LATER.
Excellent article MR. Girard. However, as "Anonymous" just displayed, it is not fully understood.
Creative Writing is great, but like everything else, it has its place. When one is trying to convey a serious message though, it is important that it is presented in a way that all may understand. Imagine a Pastor preaching a sermon, and more than half of the congregation have no idea what it is that he is saying. If the message of such a serious nature is lost on one, then that is too many.
It seems that lately there are so many College educated people in St. Lucia, that there is an almost underlying effort to impress or out-do each other.
Let us concentrate more on speaking audibly, with strength, and most of all, clearly.
PS. I believe that the saying is, "Time and Tide waits for no man".
Great article though!
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