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There exist two sides of the coin in referencing our Caribbean style. There is a luxury lifestyle aspirational fashion a la Claudia Pegus and then there is an organic, bohemian texture, the aesthetic of The Cloth. Both were recently featured as brand ambassadors at the Montano’s Chocolate Company cocktail at the Hilton. In a word, our fashion language can be bilingual. So much so, that the soul of our fashion sensibility does possess the complementary yin and yang, both elements being part of the fascinating island hybrid that is our Caribbean trademark.
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The brain has its own super power. In some people it handles that power differently; becomes overwhelmed and shares the power with other parts of the body into jerking- some people call these seizures, if its recurrent enough, you’ll get the tag called Epilepsy.
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Samara Lezama is a 25-year-old chef who grew up with her five siblings and parents in the community of D’Abadie. Following her secondary school years at St Joseph’s Convent, Port-of-Spain, Samara set foot in Peru to do missionary work, which also allowed her to become fluent in Spanish. After Peru, she decided it was time to pursue her dream of becoming a chef.
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In my last article, I left off on time management and this next topic has that as its foundation. As Trinbagonians, there is an underlying culture of procrastination for some which tends to seep into all aspects of life. It is more apparent with some people than others. However, planning ahead is quite the opposite and more often than not, results in more good than harm. So what does planning ahead have to do with being hangry? Let’s start by defining ‘hangry’ so we’re all on the same page.
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Many women are feeling the pressure to have it all together. This can mean different desires for individual women and everyone’s list may look different. However, most women want to excel in every aspect of their life and chase success.
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With over six million Botox injections administered each year, it is in fact one of the most popular cosmetic treatments because the results are excellent, the downtime is minimal and, when done correctly, the side effects are nearly non-existent. When you first hear the word Botox, you may think of it as an immediate solution to fine lines and wrinkles. However, due to its popularity and excessive use in Hollywood, many people also think of the negative connotations that are associated with Botox. In fact, many have tried the Botox treatment but to the naked eye it isn’t as obvious that such persons have gotten the injections.
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The blame game is insane ! How many times have we heard constant complaints on what women need to do in order for a man to stay faithful ? Delve into what caused this way of thinking and why it should stop.
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Born in San Fernando, 30-year-old Kareena Farfan is a Type 1 Diabetic (juvenile diabetes). She had this type of diabetes since the age of six - that’s the majority of her life. In spite of this, Kareen lives a full life as a lover of fashion, makeup and meeting new people.
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We know that all living things need water to survive. Water makes up more than half of our body weight and without it our bodies would stop working properly. While many children do drink water, parents sometimes also offer their children milk or fruit juices thinking they need the calcium or extra vitamins. And many children also indulge in sugar-sweetened drinks such as juice drinks, soft drinks and flavoured milks. Here’s why water is still the best choice to satisfy your child’s thirst.
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November has been declared as Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month and aims to bring awareness and to educate the public on the effects of diabetes on vision, risk factors and treatment options. If you have diabetes, prevention of eye diseases related to diabetes is a priority as these can cause you to have trouble reading, seeing faces across the room, seeing at night, or even blindness.
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Known as the silent crisis, depression affects millions of men worldwide. While research has shown that the number of men with a mental health issue is growing at an astonishing rate. When it comes to their health, most men think of their physical health…like enduring a prostate exam. Men may be reluctant to seek support for their mental health or disclose mental health problems to loved ones.
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Sweat is just fat crying! Sounds great right? Gives the idea that the more you sweat, the more weight you can lose right? Well I really don’t like to be the bearer of not so good news but I have to be honest with you guys, this statement is not really based on truth and serves as more of a mental / motivational pitch, so let me try to break it down to you as best as I can.
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