Turtle Beach is a true Caribbean escape, tucked away on the shores of its own palm-fringed beach, on the natural paradise island of Tobago. Perfect for children, the hotel’s beach is where giant leatherback turtles lay their eggs from March to July. A morning walk on the beach reveals the discarded shells of the baby turtles that have hatched and made their perilous way down to the sea. Turtle Beach has been designed to ensure you enjoy the best of the Caribbean beach. All public rooms and guest rooms face towards the sea, and the pool with its swim-up bar and whirlpool is right next to the shore. In the evening, the pool bar is the perfect place to enjoy a Caribbean cocktail and watch the sunset. Turtle Beach’s Kiskadee restaurant offers a tempting range of creole specialities and international classics, served buffet-style, throughout the day. After dinner, you can enjoy some uniquely Caribbean entertainment including steel pan, local bands and cultural shows.
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-Namo Narayana- Jai Sathya! For the past weeks Swami Jai Sathya graced our sweet twin island, Trinidad and Tobago, meeting thousands of people and touching their hearts and purifying their souls. Swamiji has indeed made a brilliant impression in the life of all. Many miracles took place, demonstrating God’s divine power. We are truly blessed to have Swamiji’s feet on our land. During Her stay, Swamiji has visited: 1. Railway Road Dharam Sabha 2. Chinmaya Mission of Trinidad and Tobago 3. Calcutta Hindu Temple 4. Carlifonia Hindu Temple 5. Couva Hindu Mandir 6. La Paille Temple 7. Param Dhaam Ashram Swamiji also had major interviews on “The Peoples station” Radio 90.5 fm, Heritage Radio 101.7 fm, WIN TV, Gayelle The Station and The Express Newspapers.
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Following her August 2009 Intro, Caribbean feminist activist and performance poet Gab Hosein experiments with Episode 2 of her new video blog (vlog), ‘If I were Prime Minister…’. She takes on hubris, the Achilles heel of politicians and the basis for so much bad decision-making. Leaders need to deal in realities and truths, and to do so with some standards. This episode layers the PNM party school song of choice, ‘It’s a Love Thing’ (by the Whisperers) with thick irony and necessary humour as well as relevant stats and global scope. NACTA polls are totally fraudulent and Trinidadian political leaders know this, even as they use them to score cheap political points. Still, if you are phoney enough to publicly big up a poll you know is fake but too fool fool to know when it doesn’t work for you, you deserve whatever dotishness you get dished. All other poll results referred to are reliable. Thanks to Johnny, Ritz and Stonez for creative support. Send your comments, ideas and share!
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Sopt de School Violence Bunny Bynoe Soca Cakypso Trinidad & Tobago A Cheap & Dirty Video, Music Producer Pelhan Goddard, Stills & Edit Luke, The ultimate You/Tube Still Frame. Quite a Ride.
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Amazon.com Review

“The more money you spend, the bigger the wall you build between yourself and the culture you traveled so far to visit. Stay in the small inns, eat in family-style restaurants, visit out-of-the-way places, rub elbows with the locals. You’ll spend less money and have a great time in the process.” This is Rick Steves’s “back door” travel philosophy. For more than 25 years, he has traveled and led tours around Europe, finding and sharing the joy of simplici (more…)

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Admire the architecture of Prague’s historic Old Town Square, check out Berlin’s hip art galleries, or find solitude on the remote beaches of the Italian Riviera—Rick Steves’ Best of Europe 2009 allows any traveler to experience all that Europe has to offer—economically and hassle-free. Rick offers honest and up-to-date advice on the top destinations throughout Europe, including Paris, London, Rome, Amsterdam, and Barcelona. Rick also includes tips on avoiding the crow (more…)