text: UFDC Home myUFDC Home | Help | RSS <%BANNER%> PRIVATE ITEMDigitization of this item is currently in progress. Star (Roseau, Dominica). December 21, 1979. ALL ISSUES CITATION THUMBNAILS PAGE IMAGE ZOOMABLE Full Citation STANDARD VIEW MARC VIEW Permanent Link: http://ufdc.ufl.edu/UF00072476/00727 Material Information Title: Star (Roseau, Dominica). December 21, 1979. Uniform Title: Star (Roseau, Dominica). Physical Description: Newspaper Language: English Publication Date: 08-25-1971 Subjects Genre: newspaper ( sobekcm ) Spatial Coverage: Dominica -- Caribbean Record Information Source Institution: University of Florida Rights Management: All rights reserved by the source institution and holding location. Resource Identifier: sobekcm - UF00072476_00727 System ID: UF00072476:00727 Full Text Mrs. Jane Lowenthal, Librarian, 0 Research Institute rof i4 the Study of Man. --162 East 78 Street, New lork 10021; .Y< i- U.S.. : OS/5 V , ml: v-tut Chr (-i9ndonR) Ltd. ISh fasbur Ay W.I.Edlr )MIN4; NEW - PHYLLIS SHAND ALLFREY iVo f" ft I. ~L-i -;;~~i~1sn---I 'Es AUu.st ,25;972 INHUMAN AND GRASPING The first African leader to come out firmly against the inhuman and greedy treatment of Asians in Uganda, is Presi- dent Julius Nyerere, of Tanzania. accused VUndas President of racialisW fbt ordering the expulsion of thousands of Aslons Who .were Uganda ciHizens, aWnd Sthe criticism had ma immediate efc., Amin will let some of them remains. Amin then said that he would allow those with Ugandan passports to re- rmain We hope the passports were -. ;not destrt'oye Earlier he had said. the foiuced exiles ast nt o take out, ajy of teir money or the fruits of their :LndaBt3?y. Two other good re- sults: Trinidad' opposition Demo- cratic Liberation xrty, asked their Qov-ernient to. intervene on behalf of the Ad~ialE. who Were ordered out and, if' necessary, to wit.rima reoog- nition of imin' Gover-oent Then Canada came forward with a refuge for P 000 A~nians twe haofe 'witn their depeaideitsbE) QftItjL.1s I c X T R writes on Upnada lr .a x ioaa P iDescrioing tae expulsion as Apartneid in reverse, the Trinidad Dem.ibsa said protests snoulad ave been as swift and vital as tue Afrioae/Aian boycott of. Raodeaians in the Olypios, over whidh everyone who hates racism is aI t u. T UNIVERSAL MAN On page; we have reproduaend asigit" cat editorial from the Barbados Ado- cate, which appeals fot a sense of propo tion in pressing for 'Caribbea content' m education and for an umderstandig, not only of oua~ es in a limited, paro chial context, but in -.the wider context of universal man. It is a wise isatemnt;: w. recommend our readers to study ft. NO. 5 CROSS STREET ~lcpl" -----~L~rm~-------- -----~--~--- -~----___ __q-----~ -i- ~ _~---- ;? I Cts A EFI- STARTING ALL OVER AGAIN ... by John Spector Well, the Geest boat was ready to ship 1175 tons of bananas from Dominica on Sunday but in the end only packed-in 1126 tong. The amount of confusion was considerable throughout the island, partly because of the week-end work, partly the short notice and changes in radio notices; but largely due to an eagerness on the part of the growers which produced an overcut, a lot of rejections (as 3/4 full was specified instead of the riper 7/8ths grade which many tried to slip; in). Mr. Stevens' complaint in the House of Assembly seemed to have been borne out, especially in the North Eastern District. Atkinson and Batac&were sent down to Castle Bruce boxing plant (instead of Weirs/ Marigot, and/or Londonderry); and Castle Bruce was short of boxes. Despite the long period with nothing to do but maintain plant and equip- ment and supply boxes to each planter, confusion reigned and tempers were sometimes short (not helped by the the unfortunate hold-up below Point Cassa, due to an accident in which several were injured on Sunday night.) It is still a general complaint that the D.B.G.A. board and staff still seem to assume that they are the Association and the indiv- idual 6-8,000 farmers are not ; 'Overcut' is an easy expression for the man in the office but I myself saw 63 fine stems, beautifully packed, average bunch-weight 35 lbs., first on the Association truck, returned unloaded (first on.last off) to the grower -a loss of over $200 to a small man. IS NOT THE INDIVIDUAL, GROWER'S INTEREST PARANOULTT? Reading last week's STAR report on the banana situation, I noticed an omission --no mention was made of the incorrect broadcast on Radio- Dominica about the formation of the Commonwealth Banana Exporters' As- sociation (BEA) emanating (it appears) from Reuters, Jamaica and a Press release from the Jamaica Banana Board. This 'CBEA'was only considered by the WINBAN delegation to Kingston on August 8. The reason, to my mind, fob publishing a release which was not yet agreed to-by the As- .sociated States-delegation lies in the 4th paragraph which starts: "Amongst the tasks of the CBEA would be to speak with one vice in the U.K. and Europe,.." This paragraph was preceded by a reference to "Britain's imminent aoc session to the EEC" and therein lies the core. Britain, having shaken off her colonies and weakened her Common- wealth ties, has opted to join the non-communist part of Europe in the enlarged European Economic Community. Fair enough, that is her business; her Conservatives envy the 'healthy' reactionary capitalism of many of the European countries; her Labour Party (or a majority section of it) hopes to introduce some socialist modification of the present undemocra- tic set-up of the E.E.C. In the meantime, although the Associated States (ex-colonies), not yet fully independent, will lose a few concessions, largely in trade, from Britain, they will at the .same time gain a great advantage over independent Commonwe 4.lth countries such as Jamaica, Should the Assoc- iated states (or even Domniina .on her own) opt to join the E.E.C. (or more correctly the European Common Market), on the Part IV basis of Associated Territories they immediately gain freedom of movement within th-e European countries --and the U.K. Immigration Act would not then apply to West Indians from the Associated States:; although Jamaicans, Barbadians, Guyanese and Trinidadians would still be ruled by the Act. Most important of all, the WINBAN countries would have privileged access for their exports to all the E.C.M. countries, over and above Jamaica. Far be it from us to damage any potential Westindian unity,but by putting the Associated States in a strong position (with access also to EEC Development Funds.) they would, as a bloc, be in a much stronger position to stand up and ensure for themselves a fair deal in CARIFTA and future forms of Westindian integration. (Continued on -age four) THE STAR Eriday,August 25, 1972 Page Two Page Three COMM0NWEI TH and THE WORLD **** MY UNIVERSITY TRAINING : by There are 950,123 unemployed in .-Atherton E. Martin Br i ta ts A st. Thi ct led This note. is meant to clear up one Br tain this August, tis tct d serious misconception created by your an ECM spokesman to say that the report that my University training was U. would enter the Common Market sponsored by C.D.C. "in a wheelchair". ************* After I had completed tw. (2) years GUYANA's CAIFESTA starts today,25 of College tra4 l ng I was offered a job with C.D..C.,..so that the summer of 1970 Aug. Lead~i4g the Dominican canting- with .D*.C,_soh th e summer of 1970 Aug, Leading the Dominican cntLit was spent working at Melville Vall.Es- ent (ine. Siffleur Montagne, Little tate. During the Fall Semester of 1970 Theatre, La Belie Theatre etc.-4-5 C.D.C. offered me a loan of 22,000O.O0U performers)' is Mr.Arlington Riviero.which was later changed to-a scholarship The festival goes on for two weeks with.the condition that I return to DOMIiIJCA: l14 bariaias were cut at work with C.D.C. upon completion of the DOMIICA: ananas were a B.S./agronomy. Castle Bruqe last week.However,the Mor important however, is the ize overcut causedD.B.G,A.a loss of 500 of this $2,000. .scholarship relative to tons. Growers are asked not to the costs of a University education as overcut this week, since the ship this will determine the extent to which my education was- "C,D.C.' sponsored' . can only accept 860 tons. Major expenses for 2 years at (ornell. U.S.A. A jubilant President Nikon, Tution and 7,5 nversity overwhelmingly elected Republican Books 425,00 Pres, nominee, slammed Democrat..Mc. Board and Lodge 4,170.00 Govern, denouncing his drive to Utilities 733'.63 trim the $50 thousand million war Medical Bills. (Hospital activities programme ************ bills meicati ) 4. TRINIDAD: Abdul Malik was sentenced X~ t from campus?000 r& Stanley Abb- Bus fare to & from campusl70.00d to death for murder & Stanley Abb- Agronomy field trip to California ot to 20 years (manslaughter) Both (credits. required for graduation men are appealing, Malik faces an- 5 weeks board & lodges travel ' other murder charge with accomplices. expenses etc.) `J5 o __.. .- s -,- TOTAL V13i760.500 U.S. LETTER FROM LONDON- :onnox Honychurdc 'T currency' Gonoral Apin of Ueanda's announce' Out of this total $ ,505413 is a .mnt that Asians livin i Uganda had uenla hi have to loss than ninety day ave the o _ It was amazing to see the reaction and m5.3 s the press..T^ British po~plehad suda e .s inas of.my wiie Fae Martin (nee onlyy boon,m.do atarzo tiat almost with. E lwin ., out noticc:othey might have to admit ov- The dontrlibu.tion of C.D.C. is now or 70,000 sians into thoir already : seen in-toper perspective so that the over opulrNdi island staggeringg under phrase 'C.D.C. sponsored education' is tho strain q. rising costs., housing seen to be not entirely accurate. and: unemployment -' which itself was on It is important to clear these..'small' of the major reasons for the recent matters up now as the false sympathy it dock stri p). arouses for C.D.C. can lead to misplaced The vieaW expressed and the remedies support.in the future, especially when suggested were naturally .varied. PUNCH it is disacovered..that Fae Martin, my (weekly) spia: "There is nevertheless wife, bore the. brunt of the expenses for a strong 4iilarity- between General my 2 years at Cornell. Amin'sL atttude to. *.fr: ,eigners 'of the Thanks for allowing me the .space in wrann :cola .,ra afo E^Qnch anwe% your paper to clarify, the situation., to' leave 4.s country; IEnocli, if he was Britain..wiath ma.iLons Uo vommonwea trh Prime Minister, wouldhe .equally in- citizens be they white,rown or black. sistent on sending them 'homo'.* Amin Meanwhile the more down-to-earth .uses-emotional language., so does Mr | .Britons are. forming groups to hipp ease .Powell." '' .. the flood of Asians into the d'Ontry, Actually these past..weeks Mr.Powell finindng jobs omes, educational' vacan- has been a -emotional as ever. In speech-cies (joined with' race relation author- es filled with I-told-you-so, Powell itie and generally preparing for the has.strengthened his tJrades. against strain 'this'..sudden infltix ill put on the British. Government. leadership. He the country. Things however became implied that' though the Govt. leaders even more critical since Ain a second believe itip Britain's duty to pro- announcement that ALL Asians even if. teoc the Ugandan Asians since they ho they had-.Ugsdan- passports would he. de- Brtish passots the. law statesed addedth that his ot. that they cannot encr Britain Jt ported. e addthen t hi He has added t the case.of-.-the Ugan- wl bInd s es o d selling tei Ing listeners in W~olverhampton aoout Tith P--- _-v---- .... Jc ;- --, dan Asians is just the..beg~nni~ng~ tell- Aia~. inusr iru and p eroeravThe te millions of Comnlonwealh citizens with ch clpthes eir backs holding "British passports", .he statedone that it only needs a..ew more Amins in *H.~ i:, John E. Marnham of Britain Africa, the Caribbean & Asia, to flood visited Dominica this week ******* THE STAR Friday, August 25, 1972 STARTII'G ALL OVER AGAIN : by John Spector (from page two) Turning to more detailed problems at home in Dominica, the Cana- dian Consultants who are now working on phase III of their plan (part of their costs will now be borne by.the Association) expect a saving in 1972 by means of which principal and iinterest amounting to $100,000 may be paid back in January 1975; in future years:- 1974, $200,000; 1975, $300,000; 1976, $400,000 ... and thereafter $200,000 each year for the balance of the ten years. Incidentally I believe the total overdraft facilities are $2.4.million, not $2.2 million as stated last week. These savings, how ever, depend almost entirely on the ability of the small grower (i.e. theman with under 100 acres of banana cul- tivation) to increase his production in the same acreage to around ten tons per acre. In effect this means a doubling of productivity. It-can be done, but it will need encouragement demonstration, effic- ient use 9f new methods and new plant-disease resistant strains for replanting. Above all, it will need more money for nemagon,insecticides, weedicides, fertilizer, blue diothenaj and comprehension of their proper use.., and, in many medium-sized plantations, working capital to pay for extra labour. A new replanting scheme is being planned by WINBAN, Governments in the islands will be responsible in the first instance for handling the scheme, and the respective Ministers of Agriculture will choose a committee who will select an 'unspecified number of farmers who have shown drive and ability, to set aside a few acres of their land for the pilot scheme. Sites will be chosen at different altitudes and with repreSantative soil types to a total amount of 1000 acres in each island. The planting material will be the new, improved varieties of. Valerie and Giant Cavendish. As an incentive, fertilizer, diothene, nemagon etc4 .will be supplied, if possible free or on.a poundage re- payment basis. It is hoped that the scheme will be financed by the Regional Development Bank who have been approached by individual Ban- ana Boards, backed by WINBAN and the Governments concerned. The applic- ation has been made at a rate of $1,000 per acre and is designated as 'long term loan for access roads to existing feeder roads, purchase of agricultural machinery, and working capital to employ labour'. (The WIIBAN delegation, as readers probably know, stopped off in Barbados en route to London to see Sir Arthur Lewis last Friday). The old contract with-Geests expires next year and a new contract comes into effect.Match 30, 1973. The Bahana Boards and WINBAN hope by then to be in possession of all the facts and costs relating to bananas from the field to the consumer. They Will thus be in a better position to bargain across the negotiating table' on equel terms and I hear they hope they will even be able to tell Mr. van Geest how much he is saving by having the bananas demanded and boxed here and sent across' the Atlantic without paying for shipping the stems! That saving, say the growers, must amount to considerably more than 250 per lb; they expect the price to the grower to be" roportionately higher. The growers should be pleased to know at last how the Green Boat Price becomes the price..to the grower --Boxing $91.20 per ton, Freight $98.40 per ton - say 200. per ton come off the GBP (of 70 or 60 before the grower gets his few cents per Ib. So, at the Greenboat Price of 75 ($360 per ton) there is less than $160 per ton left for the grower, from which must come: government tax, DBGA cess, transport and Geests loading and re- ception expenses. One ton equals 2240 lbs., so if all those things; come to $60 per ton, there is $100 per ton left for the grower, which is 10,000-cents div ided by 2240 or 4.47 cents per lb. (Ive done my homework if anyone can fault me on it, let them do so') To the growers I would add, this is your Dominica Banana Growers:' Association. Your representatives should get out all the figures for you to woan out, and make sure you are getting. a square deal from Govern- ment, your Association- and- the buying Company and do it before the next' contract is signed. THE STAR Friday,August 25, 1972 Page Four Page Vive Fiction MA TITINE by Cynthia Watt LETTE. n OM LLONDON L.Honychurch(p5) L E TnwitehaJ.l, ionson, zi nfw beng Reuben blew the car-hobr one sun- stressed that the ne voitims of rerosa-g set hour, then called out: "Titinel ent Amines policy_.are not entirely a Le's go for a drive.' British responsibility --certainly not Ma Titine came forward. "You is a those with Ugandan passports. Neverthe- nice one, Rdubenl I now going to see less Britain is. likely to accept a pro- about suppe* an you tellin metoe portion of the exiles on compassionate about supper an you tellin me to go grounds, provided that other countries, all drive no notic&, an a~ll" 1grouncts, provided that other countries,.. an drive <.. no notice an al1'" notably India, agre6 to share the burden. "Ah shucks, Titihe.- You boun to Mr. Ivor.-Richard, deputy Labour spoke;s- cook all de time likel dat...?" man on foreign affairs, described Pres- "Lissen to de man I By. you jokini ident Ami is action as 'avowedly racial- isti and he called for a Commonwealth ....... I like my fgod too much. I come for conference..-But not. one country hac..yet de drive; but I shore going eat fuss, come out agSinst the Ugandian Governments Come man, come an help yohsblf to a policy and the. United Nations wouldn't drink" dar * .- .. Si n.n Aifmigrant organizations in Britain "OK, papa, I coming And Reuben were stunned. by..the Uganda leader's move, entered, jaunty as ever. "I goin to and Mr. Dipak Nandy, Indian director of take a good one, you takin One?" the Runrnymiede Trust''foundation on race "You skin cat if it want)dutter? relations,. said.t. ."President Amin is GarYou askie t snifiant ter? practising racialism of a kind we would Garden make pt snappy'an giVe me a condemn anywhere in the world", drink. I still coolin ." Somehow President Amin's actions havoe After a fine supper; Titihe had a personal significance for me. Recently shower in her backyard, and soon Reu- before I left Dominicai I had.depressing ben and herdslf went for the drive, visions of one d regardless of where u I was born or. wha -1.hd done. being Next day, Genelia said: "Way papaI made to leave. Dominica alone with family see you an Rpuben out-.las nightJ" and others and.finding myself unprepared "Well, what is dat?"' and unqualified in some strange country. "Nuffin, but all-you-sittin close But when I expressed these ideas'to my we papal" sald Genelia slyly, almost friends and colleagues back home., their we papa" s enelia sly almost opinions were usuay the same jealously, Ah Lennox, you t ng stupidness. You "An you t.nk I didn see you wif are one of .s, ma n. That can never happ- Richard when.;we stop neah de Station pen". I see all-you huggin..up. You wuk fas' General Amin has proved that it oan. doe.," Genelia only giggled. She was Z TanzAniap thia.ugh President Julius still investigating possibilities of Nyerorc, came- out against tho cruelty. the letter R -- Ad Lonnzoxs friends are right. The Suddenly Titine said more gravely: West Indiec statos'arc.not an indigo "Genelia what you tink about Garge an ous African nai'tion, but the lawful home dat woman in St.- Thomas? You tink is of many peoples of mixed and divers true?" races-,.All have their native rights. "De pusson wooden sen an tell you He greeted Ia Titine like a real Beau dat if it was lie." (Eaby and Genelia then remarked td:Genelia: "I hoah you now knew all about the fatal letter, an Richard'g6in join co-op farm cote' Titine shook her head. "Some peopl3o Castle Bruce.-I heah you going to H ash- likes to make trouble between husband. into to-get cash4" Titine could see". an wife -" .. that Genelia was vexed.'"She just tole "True," Genelia broke in, "an yet me to make myself happy," she said. sometime is maybe de'-pusson dat write ...Meanwhile back in St. Thomas'just at' dat already have himj Anyway I wooden that time, George read a lettertpuzaled. worry...make yourself happy too,eh-ehl" 'Titine have a boy-fren? I doan believe With hardly a knock, Reuben bursfin.dat. But I goin take step to fine out."' THE STAR- Friday, 25th August, 1972 lTHE CO-OPERATIVE CITRUS GROWERS ASSOCIATION OF DOMIMICA LTD. Applications are invited for the Post of technicall Assistant, Citrus Research. SALARY 15/425 per month. ; Considerable agricultural experience Driver s license essential. required, especially in citrus. APPLICATIONS, stating name, address, age, qualifications and experience should be submitted too the Secretary-Manager, The Co-operative Citrus Growers Association, 21 Hanover Street, Roseau by 12th September, 1972. L.F.C. ROSER, 532-1/3 Secretary-Manager. C person but is whether the workers as a CASTLE BRUCE -- C.D.C. OR CO-P ? group will owh and operate Castle Bruce (The Workers Point -of-View) Estate, or whether C.D,C. will be allowedd Events at Castle Bruce Estate since to continue. We have therefore'decided July 10, 1972, have led to a situation to take care of our own future. We have where we. the workers on the estate, decided to own, control and use the have had to ask ourselves a few basic valley land for the benefit of the people questions. We have had to ask ourselves of Castle Brice in particular, and Dom- whether the interest of-CC.D.C. is the inica in general. For years we have all' "same as ours. We have had/ to ask our- together worked the Castle Bruce Estate. selves whether the high-poteitial.agri- We shall continue to do so in the future. cultural land in the valley cannot be We will neither divide ourselves nor better used for the benefit ,of DomLnicas divide the land for we do not believe The recent attempted layoff of 59 that that is the best way-to use the workers'from the estate was (according valley. to.CDC).due to: (a) unprofitable oper- We know-our'grbup-needs and the needs action of the farm, (b) the change from of our village-.'We also know how far the a 6-hour to an 8-hour day which should estate hais,'through employment' been necessitate less labour to do the same able to provide for 'some of those heeds. amount of wozpk. This indicates that the The estate has always been the main Corporation would not hesitate to jeo-: source of' economic activity in the villaJe. pardize the existence of many people in We are basically a farm people. Although the village in order to increase profits some of us do some fishing, still the to the firm. valley land has'always and will always S" The dismissal of Mr,.Martin on August be our mainstay y. I clear to us that 5, 1972, for refusing to cooperate in in our village ihereof top quality, this layoff, because of the serious beside the valley land, is.not available effects of such a move, not only shows and where there are no other employment how little CDC thinks of qualified Dom- opportunities, the layoff by C.D.C, inica~s and their opinions, but exempl- would inflict hardships greater than ifies the complete disregard with which those we normally suffer. Our future is CDC holds our welfare' Evidently CDC's tied to the'future of Castle BruceEstate. interests are not. always our interests, This is ilhy we are seeking control 6ver nor'.evn. Dominica's-interest. the Estate and theFeby over otr lives. If'such orders were -cari'iea Out it By last Saturday, August 12, Castle would not only ruin the workers, but the Bruce Estate was.completely closed by village as well, as most villagers oe ber ,*DC. Seven (7) drivers out of'nine (9) work on the estate or depend on people were fired on Thursday, Aug. 10, and Who work the estate. woftt@s are without work. They-were ab- Oh '"July 28 before a large group q._. ruptly paid on Friday, Aug. .11, andmost workers and in the presence o'f Miister equipment such as''tracto'., truck, jeep H.L.GChristian (Parliamentary represent- arid office equipment'has been moved to ative the area) and the police, Mr.A.Melville Hall Estate. "1e'said' r~dhe. would-be" fired. OnPly The Chairmai of the -Village Council then Mr. .Martin signed his 'Work contract.of Castle; DBrce' has' asked the: Labour. One week later, on qAiugust'5,-M lt.Martin:.' Commissioner, the .iT,U. and D.A.W,U, not was fired for refusing to prepare a list to permit workers from. o isde of Castle 'of names -- an order issued before sign. Bruce into CastlpiBruce, due" to the tense ing his contract, This open demonstrat- situation-; and the workers have sent a ion of (in out opinion) 'C'.'C. black of letter to the Cabinet seeking an appoint- concern has led us to uhderstand that as ment to discuss the transfer of owner-, long as CDC is in charge our future is ship of Captle r.uce Estate from C.D.C. unsure, -. to the proposed Castle Bruce Cooperative. On August'? 7,a Petition was signed by In managing the estate we will take workers and villagers' In that Petition into account that the proceeds from the e 'supported (a) the stand that neither enterprise 'ust not be used only for workers nor' the Manager would be fired; maintenance, improvement, the payment (b) the workers want to collectively own of workers; and the compensation of for- Castle Bruce Estate and work the land mer owners,, but also to solve the needs for our own benefit; and (c) we are not of the community -- such as.educational asking Government' to buy'the land but :, and social and the provision of more help locate funds for the purchase of jobs for our young'people who are appro- Castle Bruce Estate. The issue is thus aching working age. not over the welfare of any particular (concluded on back page) -Friday, August 25-, .1972 .Siu STAR FOR SALE COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL LOT" -Corner - By 1 Cold Store' ADJACENT TO DEEP, WATER HARBOUR Approx. 78oo sq. ft. Cash or Terw s Nake offer Telephone 2817. ASSOCIATED STATE OF DOMINICA TITLE BY REGISTRATiON ORDINANCE Schedule of Application for Certificate of Title and Notings thereon and Caveats for week ending 19th day of August 1971S Date Requeste Person Presenting Request dated the Jane Rsphael 14th day of August 1972. by bhSolicto presented the I5th atr ofAussKlt, S7 Citu iA.M.&Deap at 10.00 aM. nature o request weth- er a Certificate of Title of Notinhrn e or Caveat. Result( for the Iass of a Pfst C.rtlficate af Title i - maets or a portion o land '"Fiomage, Massacre, in th I Parish of St. Paul, it the Statoof Dominica, contain* f~ 1016 aqusr fect and boaundd as follows:- PROPERTY FOR SALE 9 acres of planted land, w i th house at Castle Bruce, with Major Road passing through. Apply to: F. A J. F. A. Giraud, For Eric's Baky, Fond Cole, Dombice. * 4-----,-----,-------------- *~*^r~"-.--- '--.~~- ------e North Welt by lans of Rhiph C ste.kre North Ef6s by e A egtt a6 of WV apeauist i fteh lad of Maria Pierre and Essate of Masmait Bel1es South East by land of Helen Lake South West by land of $Els Anstone. EPHRAL~ti~ #z. tTEORGES Roseau, Dominica, (AS) Registrar' of Titles. -. ----------- J NOTE---. Any person who desires to object to the issue of a First Certificate of Title in the above applitloosmay enter a Caveat In he, above Office within six weeks from the date of the first appearance of this Schedule in the STAR Newspaper published in this State or from the date when the notice pre- scribed by law was served on any owner or occupier of adjoining land In respect of which she applcatlon1tJmade. 0-414 FOR RHEUMATISM & LUMBAGO NERVE OR MUSCULAR PAINI RUB OaN HUXLES I WNTOGENO and feel this deeply penetratingnon-greasy cream bring you fast relief /IE/XE 'S WINTOGENO is also excellent for springs and strains. Only $1.20 for a tube at, THE DOMINICA DmSPENSARY CO.ALTD or at GREEN'S in the Roseau Market s o" y f* 'i 1 II I .. .. I Ii '. .. .I I II I I .l ---~ y,. _1 f,,,, ... - ATTENTION. Clean your teeth the way your dentist does-* with powder, and use the finest Tooth Powder,- EUCRYL SMOKERS TOOTH POWDER snd see ugly stains and discolouratiOn due wt smoking disappear. EUCRYL SMOKER'S TOOTH POWDER costs only 70o cents per box. THE POMINICA DISPENlSAY CO. LTD.? Sam^ _~__ ~rit~afs~sla~so8araslaa~dsa~ Y- __II --~.---~U--~IPlllslY~lllb~~Z~L1~ I1111 Page Seven , Fruta August 25 1972 T'HE STAKE Re istrar's Office I I RfE" "ItU "TAD rage Light ________ -~i II-- F awasr laaa j w im t "LWANTiD Experienced Banana Field Officer Apvolicanu should be between 2a and 40o years W ge, and should have good education of gradieat ..i t and soundhealthi Experience in BEanar mdlng ad in deal with labour is dcirabl* The Company operates a Pension and Life Assur foce Scheme- s well as a Medical Schemc. 4 n- tmenci g slary ccodilg to qualify catoiad Apply i own handwriting to:- --The Manar,n. ae Industries (W.,)Ltd, PO. Box 131, 37-Ia DOMINICA, W.1 INTHI FO oolso;e Lo---- i t .l , II I : i _-; "i L ' DOMINCA MOOR1 SM OMPM 0B ST& c.Aso "Eim 'AGE FINANCB NY LTD. Tel. 2a38 S ASSOCiAED STATE OF DOMINICA. 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Us6 '1,02 I i Friday, AguaFst. 26, 7192 We.. 411cC reyuI About WSI St ies THE Inter-Presidential Conference. of the Guilds.A the various cfamp, e: of~ the U versity of the West Indtes atid the Univereity ot Guyana has made a call for a teachingprogramme that is mainly of Caribbean content. :It isnot msurprising ihat tbhse people rvere- asetative- of the various student bodies at the campuses should express. desire for this ap proach, since a number. of the educational insti- tutions.and systems in the.area are being examine, ed to determine their efficacy in a Caribbean context. Our education experts have become concern- ed about where we ~ re going and the type. o people we: are aiming to produce through out various systems. in the same way the university undergraduates want the university to assist educating our people in the area to be "Caribbean people". But in all this; it is nepntiol thai we retain a sense of proportion. While a case can be made out for heavier concentration on things Carib bean in our university studies, it must be borne in. mind .tha; education has its international as well as ts village implications. It is intended for us to have an understand- ang, not oly of ourselves, in a limited parochial context, but in the wider context of universal man.. Thi, rhs, eap, is best borne- out in tipe natural sciences where scientific laws and stuty relate and pertain to the whole world, and we might even add, the universe, as we see It. . But, it does follow that it its important that we have an understa.ndng of ourselves in rela- itoi to the rest of the world, so that it is not out af place to talk about "a Caribbean man", as divorced from "a European man" each being the product of his own environment. There is still the virtue in education which broadens the outlook and widens the under- standing. And,. while we are all anxious that our university should fulfil a vital role in our community awareness, we must also bear in mind .that awareness like growth, Is seldom a sudden 'development. So far, for example, we are sadly lacking in meaningful and erudite studies in Caribbeah literature. This is a task our graduates can well pursue. We only. have to compare what ig available on authors like Shakespeare and what the student of Caribbean literature now has at his disposal. We sense a degree of hnpatienr e in the views expressed by the undergraduates, but we must further point out that just as they themselves are determined to be the products of the new Carib- bean, those before them have also been the pro- ducts of their time. S People always tend to be the products of their time, and many have had to take oppor- tunities where they found them. In many v. ays because our forefathers dared, we have found it easier to accomplish. There is one development we would hope never befalls our university. It is that the author- ities do not lose tbelr sense of proportion as we advance, from staga to stage in our quest for things Caribbean. ------------ We have witnessed, fbr elsample, in many university especially, in the United -States, the haste with which attempts have been made to introduce "black studies" to; fill what was con- sidered by. many, to be a vacuum in the educa- tional system. It night well- bethat these -are Important in helping to mould the American man, especially if he is black, but it is also a fact that some of the programmes pursued in black studies at a nun.- bar of the American univerSties seem moore geased to give emotional satisfaction to students than being 'aimed at their adviceriment as peo- pie capable of better value judgments. for the + eBarn fa4l 40- | King murder dissected by best seeing writer The circumstances surrounding the and conducted iiwndrwedk f interviews, mitder of Martin Luther Mlag.Jr. are ex- wMtttae8s, by-siaaders. investigator. at 8anined in Aa Afmerican Math a new torleys and hngwrsg-on offered rusnore, book by GeroldFrank,.. publishedd by opinIoto aJm ey-t'laness reports. Through Doubleday a mae of ~onaii (i sad contfradct;i, Ie' On April 4, i~es, MarWti Luther Kig, pursued th thin line of tiatL for mJo e Jr.,.;wa- slot and killed in Memphis, Ten- tan three yeae s -- unt he b silt the de- assee. James Earl Ray was subseqlently tails ot one of the cent ury'' rfiat amazing arrested, charged with mr.urder. nd true stWies of crime. and dt.cdlon. lie'hai brought to trial, where he pleaded gdatty. brought thnm al togptkbr f Ma.bwoo- I T h e Ea a r e t h e b a s i c f a c t s a b o u t K i n g s S e~ v e r e l a-f F R a i k ' ? ~ i r' b g ? . death. But these factshave often bn eobs- fIcuding The Bastou traqolt, hav*t~lej. cured, by turmoil and controversy, and '.ati0nal bestsellers.. ,clouded by persistent qtUetioas."Was% : 'the aeSaasination part of a wider conspiracy? Could the darfig plan actually be con- ceived and executed by .an intpt, t1o-tW hoidup man? And how could an ancised. riurderer, with his name and desacipsti broadcast around the worid, travel'at will and, with no outside aid, plude lU .plk'e o half-a-doin nations? Trying to find out, Geraoi 'Stiknread personal notes, diaries a4ld ocu~ns r,. LT. k. kng i S f vell er Always ask for an electric fan. 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A fui other meeting of the .Committee reversed a the first decision 35-31 (3 absentions.)h and Rhodesia was banned from the games. CRICKET: in the 1st of 3 one-day mat- ches, England defeated Australia by 6 wickets. Australia (batting first)got 223/8. England replied With 226/4. FOOTBALL: Two new teams, Paragon and C Halcyon, made their debut last weekend Paragon won 2-1. Halcyon scored the st goal early in the 2iindhalf through Jerry Lewis, but go4ls from Julius Tim- 'othy & James Joseph clinched victory s for Paragon, which however lost with Harlem Rovers (seasoned campaigners)2-C H.R.'s goals came from"Benbit, one ii each half. Last Su4day, Saints for- feited points to Celtic United by not .turning out pleading injuries I .SECOND DIVISION: Last Friday, what started to be a hard game between Cel- C tic U. and Potters United-was called off 15 minutes before time. Celtics scored first throughJ A.Shillingford, Debutantes Potters equalised just be- fore'the interval. On resumption 2nd half, Celtics fund the nets again through Gerry Active. The match contin- ued with Celtics dominating the mid- field, but Potters pulled a quick raid on the Celtics goal easily averted, Then Potters fans called for a penalty; the referee blew his whistle to check, but by then the field was swarming with spectators. The match was called off, leaving much confusion among players & spectators alike. Replay is in offing, Saints and Harlem played to a 2-2 draw on Tuesday. OLYMPICS AGAIN the Africhn contestant don't want the Rhodesians even'to be observers at the Olympic Games. Many. people feel that this is carrying polit ics too far into sports. SHOCKING BEHAVIOUR,Portsmouth. We are informed that car drivers are not the. entirely guilty parties in this affair. It may be investigated. Editor. STAR Friday,. August 25,t 1972-.. CAGMS2SBBf3 CDC or Co-op? (From p.G6) We are hot arrogant' enough to think 'hat we can d, everything by ourselves without any hlp. But ye do insist that ;uch assistance 'will not burden anyone Ise with our future..This is why we have always said that we do not Want our gbv- .rnment to buy the estate. We believe iur government can help us in getting ;he necessary finds to bring abdut the' transfer, and we will bear full respons- .bility for all' indebtedness, incurred Before CD'C; came to Castle Bruce we Lave lived here. 1Bfore C.D.C. came the ,alley land was here. Both we and the -alley land will st ill be around long Lfter C.D,C;"has left us. But we still Lave to concern ourselves now with the ;ime when CDC"will leave, and what our -elationship will be to the fertile val- .ey. Will we be all unemployed and have Lo access to the land? Will we have new owners who will decide to use the land 'or their own benefit once more? The life of the village depends on the valley land and its useQ The workers of ;astle Bruce are seeking the ownership Lnd control of Castle Bruce Estate to be worked for the benefit of the people of taetie Brucb aid Dominica. At this point a Steering Committee of workers has presented a preliminary "po- )osal to the Minister for Agriculturei.. jands & Co-operatives in which we describe ;he proposed"system of management and ;eek government's assistance in: (a) obtaining professional expertise to Assist in projebot description, (b) locating funds for purchase of the ]state. In this venture we seek the understand- .ng andslaupport of all Dominicansi. Signed:'The Steering Committee for the Proposed.Castle Bruce Cooperative, HOUSE OF' ASSEMBLY MEETING This will take place on Friday 8th Sept. at the Court House,Roseau (adjd). ON TIH VERGE OP DISAPPEARING Entrants in the N&tional Day Paintings Competition are asked to capture or re- cord aspects of Dominica life which are on the verge of disappearing. One of our favourite wits suggested "a. fresco of tourisml~.A another twitted: "a portrait of'the Premier". Government does not pay us, th6 most influential intellectual weekly, to give'notices of its compet- itions sorry, short story writers and musicians --seek for them elsewhere;but if you want technical advice, contact us, THE EFFECTIVE- EXECUTIVE: a Seminar led by Mr. Clive James, Dir.,Trinidad' lariag. & Devel.Production Centre, will be hold' in Dominica Oct. 6-8 (details to follow). **s fa* -* i'* * S * * ;i Printed & published by the Pi -gprietor, R.E.Allfrey of Copt' all Mill'House, at 26 Bath Rd., Roseau, Dominica,W. Indies, Contact Us | Permissions | Preferences | Technical Aspects | Statistics | Internal | Privacy Policy © 2004 - 2011 University of Florida George A. 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When it comes to oxtail -- the bony, fatty and good-tasting tail of a steer -- shoppers should be choosy, according to the Lobels, New York's family of master butchers and authors of "Lobel's Prime Cuts" (Chronicle, 2004).
Freshness is essential. Oxtail is normally sold cut into round, crosswise sections. Ask the butcher to open the package so you can smell the oxtail for a clean scent. The thick disks should measure from 11/2 to three inches in diameter. The fat should be white, the bone white in the center, and the meat bright red.
For peak freshness, it's a good idea to order oxtail in advance and use it immediately after purchase. (Oxtails are sometimes available in the freezer case but fresh is preferred.) In the Washington area, oxtail sells for about $3.50 per pound, but not all supermarkets carry it. Call ahead for availability. It's commonly found at Middle Eastern halal butcher shops, Central American markets and Asian supermarkets.
For moist, flavorful oxtail, Eric Ziebold, chef of the new CityZen restaurant in the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Southwest Washington, suggests braising the meat early in the day and allowing it to cool to room temperature in its braising liquid. Reheat at serving time.
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Iran ready to export its first LNG ship
Iran is set to export its first LNG cargo at the end of 2018, according to the Business Monitor International (BMI), something that originates from the creation a floating liquefaction project in the Persian Gulf waters, local media reported.
Specifically, BMI reports that Iran's Kharg Gas Refining Company and Helma Vantage began are holding discussions with Belgian Exmar for its floating LNG vessel 'Caribbean FLNG'.
According to sources, LNG produced by Iran is expected to be completed by 2019, with the new vessel featuring a 500,000 tons of LNG capacity.
For the time speaking, Iran offer a fast option for the deployment and monetization of the 'Caribbean FLNG' vessel, BMI reported. This facility processes natural gas, with a 97.6% methane content.
Local media reported that the project will have a worth of $600 million, however BMI noted that its volume will be insignificant, as its purpose is to create cooperation between Europe and Asia regarding the future of LNG.


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February 1, 2006
Happier Hour Stand-up Comedy
Nomad PR is kicking off its 2006 comedy season with the
return of its popular "Happier Hour Stand-up Comedy".
The first show on Wednesday 25 January will be hosted by
Martin Jonas and will feature the legendary Mel Miller,
Judy Jake, and the Audience Open Mic Contest.
The resident MC slot will be alternated between the
ever-popular Martin Jonas and Alyn Adams.
Happier Hour will take place on a weekly basis, after a run
of preview shows over Nov / Dec 2005, which culminated in
the hugely successful "2005 Comedy Year-end Party".
The stand-up comedy show can be seen every Wednesday
evening at Tony's Bar & Grill, C/O Hans Schoeman & Phillip
le Roux, Malanshof, Randburg, South Africa. Doors open
19:30 and tickets are R40 from www.strictlytickets.co.za,
(011) 483-3532 or at the door.
25 Jan – Martin Jonas (Host), Mel Miller, Judy Jake,
Audience Open Mic
1 Feb – Alyn Adams (Host), Conrad Koch, Vittorio,, Audience
Open Mic
8 Feb – Martin Jonas (Host), Magic Man, Wayvinne Dawson,
Audience Open Mic
15 Feb – Alyn Adams (Host), Chris Forrest, Ampie Omo,
Audience Open Mic
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Emmaline Hatter was a beautiful, brilliant, and rich Wall Street financier in the nineteenth century until the crash of 1893 wiped her out completely. Desperate to recoup her losses, she joins Dr. Larence Digby in his search for the legendary lost city of Cibola, rumored to be rich in gold. Emmaline was used to getting her own way, but Larence was not about to give up control of his expedition to a woman. Somehow, in a world of enchantment, each would have to learn to believe -- to trust the other with their lives, their secrets, and their hearts . . .
Author Notes
Kristin Hannah was born in Southern California in September 1960. Before becoming a full-time writer, she worked in an advertising agency and practiced law in Seattle.
Hannah and her mom began writing a novel together when her mother was suffering from cancer. When her mother died, she put the draft away and continued to practice law. While pregnant with her son, and on bed rest, she took out the draft that she and her mother had written and began to write in earnest. Her draft was done by the time she gave birth. In 1990, she became a published writer and has been writing ever since.
She has won numerous awards including the Golden Heart, the Maggie and 1996 National Reader's Choice award. In 2004, she won the Rita Award for Best Novel: Between Sisters. Her title Winter Garden made the New York Times Bestseller List for 2011. Many of Hannah's other titles have made the New York Times Bestsellers List since then including: Night Road, Home Again, Home Front, Fly Away, The Nightingale, Comfort and Joy, True Colours, and The Great Alone. She has written a series entitled Girls of Firefly Lane which includes the books, Firefly Lane, and Fly Away.
Two of her books are being made into feature films, The Nightingale, and Home Front.
(Bowker Author Biography)
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Emmaline Amanda Hatter (the ``Mad Hatter of Wall Street'') and Dr. sp ok/pk Larence Digby are damaged goods. Both were orphaned young; the former was thrown on her own devices, which she parlayed into a vast fortune on Wall Street, while the latter, tormented by a crippled ankle and memories of an unsympathetic grandmother, became a fanciful professor at Columbia University. In 1893, the two meet in New York City when Emmaline funds Larence's pk expedition to the lost Aztec city of Cibola. They eventually become intimate when Emmaline is wiped out by the Wall Street crash and follows Larence to New Mexico in an attempt to get her money back or at the very least to insure her percentage of the expedition's spoils. Hannah ( A Handful of Heaven ) offers witty banter in the first half of the book; later, however, she resorts to broadcasting revelations that would be better left implied. As they draw closer to the magical Cibola, with its equally magical tubers and guardians, Larence and Emmaline learn that it's `` okay to be afraid ,''stet itals to `` laugh ,'' to be `` together ,'' to trust, love, etc. If you wanted to know what would happen if Carlos Castaneda and Melody Beattie collaborated on a romance, here's your chance. (Aug.) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved


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Install a thermostat you can program to save money on cooling your home. These can save you around 10 percent on your heating and cooling costs by just turning it back 10 percent to 15 percent for around eight hours each day. Additionally, these items can be controlled remotely through your computer.
When it gets cold outside, the outdoor condenser unit should be turned off. If it's less than 60 degrees outside, turn the unit off. This simple tip will help keep the system running efficiently for many years to come.
Be sure to check your evaporator coil drains frequently when your air conditioner is running. If this tube backs up, you can find water damage to your walls, ceilings and floors. If you end up with mold just use a solution of bleach and water to clean out the tube.
If you have fans in place to help make your HVAC more efficient, be sure that they're turning in the right direction. They should be pushing air downwards over the people in the room to help cool their skin. If it's blowing upwards, all it does is push hot air into the room.
If you want to pay for less power use, consider installing an HVAC-specific solar panel system. Such an installation harnesses the power of the sun directly for your heating and air conditioning. Don't worry though; you can have a switch put in that automatically connects to the power grid the days there isn't enough sun.
If you have a window air conditioner, be sure to check and see if it has an Energy Saver button. If so, use it! This turns off the fan when the unit isn't actually cooling the air, which can save you as much as 30 kwh over the period of a month!
If you have a window air conditioner, be sure to check and see if it has an Energy Saver button. If so, use it! This turns off the fan when the unit isn't actually cooling the air, which can save you as much as 30 kwh over the period of a month!
Before having someone install a new HVAC system or maintain or repair yours, make sure they are insured. Having someone who is insured work on your system will assure that if anything happens while they are working at your home, they are financially covered and you will not be responsible.
Check reviews online to find professional help. In many cases you will find local review sites where previous customers will share the experience they had with companies they used. This is an excellent method of finding contractors that you are interested in dealing with as well as those that you want to avoid.
If you want to seriously extend the life of your HVAC system, as well as cut down your overall power bill, install ceiling fans in commonly used warm season rooms. Energy-star certified ceiling fans can sometimes cut your HVAC use in half. However, you won't physically notice a difference in temperature.
When to Replace Your HVAC System? - Green Valley Cooling & Heating - gvnews.com
A properly designed, installed and maintained system will typically provide 15-20 years of dependable, efficient home comfort. If it wasn't designed or installed properly, or didn't have regular, quality maintenance, it may need to be upgraded much sooner. When to Replace Your HVAC System? - Green Valley Cooling & Heating - gvnews.com
A great way to reduce the stress on your HVAC unit is to install ceiling fans in your home. During the summer, you can have them blow downward to cool the air and make your home feel more comfortable. In the winter you can reverse the direction and circulate warm air trapped at the ceiling.
When you are looking for a service provider to perform service on your HVAC system, look for a company that stands behind their work. This is especially important if your compressor or condenser is being repaired. Repairs to these two things are extremely expensive, so you want to ensure that the service provider warranties their work.
When water condenses on your air conditioner, it drips into a pan and drains out. clicking here should be inspected on a regular basis. If algae forms in the drain line or if the drain line freezes, you could be in for some expensive repairs. The drip pan could overflow causing extensive damage to your ceilings.
Every month clean out the leaves and debris that may have settled into your outdoor HVAC unit. You'll be surprised at how much gets caught in your unit. Over time these leaves can build up and create issues for your system. Just this little clean up can save you a lot of money in maintenance bills.
If you're only wanting to do the minimal amount of HVAC maintenance, you should work on replacing your air filter. This is a very simple job and it keeps the system running at maximum efficiency. best cpu air coolers costs a couple of bucks to replace the filter.
Don't just hire the first contractor you meet or call. Be sure to compare multiple options before going ahead with one. They should meet all of your requirements, be it offering a great guarantee to being able to come and do the work on your budget and within your timeline.
Look for deals on equipment. The equipment you need to update, maintain or repair your HVAC system tends to be expensive. Keep your eyes open for available coupons, store discounts and rebates on this equipment. Stock up on things you always need, like filters, when they are on sale.
Look for deals on equipment. The equipment you need to update, maintain or repair your HVAC system tends to be expensive. Keep your eyes open for available coupons, store discounts and rebates on this equipment. Stock up on things you always need, like filters, when they are on sale.
Now you're able to see that you can learn about HVAC easily when you know a few tips first. Hopefully this guide is something that has taught you all that you need to know when you're starting out. If you still have questions then make sure you do even more research!


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The skillful coupling of chemistry and art by Portland State University professor Tami Lasseter Clare has helped save valuable pieces of artwork from being lost to peeling, flaking, fading and cracking.
Clare's use of cutting-edge conservation science to preserve fine art recently led to a $1 million grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to establish the Pacific Northwestern Consortium for the Science of Cultural Heritage Conservation at PSU, the first and only art conservation science lab in the region.
The consortium will give five major regional museums in the Northwest access to conservation science for scholarly and educational purposes. The Mellon grant will expand the analytical capability of the lab that will help both conservation scientists and conservators diagnose, analyze and treat artwork to minimize degradation and to learn more about artists' methods and materials used in creating works.
"With this generous grant support from the Mellon Foundation, Portland State and other members of the consortium will now have new tools to conserve the Pacific Northwest's deep and rich art collection," said Clare, an associate professor of chemistry at Portland State. Clare was part of the team that studied the structural integrity and aesthetics of a Han Chinese Dynasty Money Tree piece at the Portland Art Museum in 2009.
Conservation projects will focus on Asian and Native American works, as these are areas of strength in Pacific Northwest regional collections. Expansion into Modern Art is also planned.
"The Pacific Northwest region has been historically underserved in conservation capacity relative to its impressive selection of museums. The growth in both expertise and sophistication around collections care in the region now necessitates access to scientific and analytical services that can adequately support more advanced conservation approaches," said Alison Gilchrest, Mellon Foundation program officer. "Via PSU, Dr. Clare has the capacity to catalyze collaborative, path-breaking research in the region's museum sector."
The consortium will convene an annual forum where conservators, scientists and curators will share project results and brainstorm ideas for future work. The project will also produce educational materials for a variety of groups, including public school students, to enhance their science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics (STEAM) education.
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Cultural tours, quality diving, relaxing weekends and the UAE's best sunrises can all be found in Fujairah. Pack your bags and head away for a weekend break sandwiched between the Hajar Mountains and the Indian Ocean.
Sat on a different body of water, backed by mountains rather than desert and with a population that is a fraction of Dubai's, Fujairah can seem a world away from the rest of the UAE and in many ways, it is. But it is a world just two hours' drive away and there is lots to explore for trip-happy Dubaians. Check off Time Out Dubai's list of 20 places that need to go on your Fujairah travel itinerary.
What to do
Diving and snorkelling: While Abu Dhabi diving is good for exploring reef systems, the Fujairah coast, especially north towards Khor Fakkan and Dibba, has more sea life. Either with an organised dive or simply snorkelling it is not unusual to see turtles, sharks and rays among enormous schools of fish. Most Fujairah hotels offer diving packages in the Indian Ocean. Alternatively, dive specialist Al Boom has a dive centre at Le Méridien Al Aqah Beach Resort. Al Boom offers equipment hire and guided dives at the best spots.
• Al Boom Diving Centre, Le Méridien Al Aqah, Fujairah, www.alboomdiving.com (09 204 4925).
Wadis and mountains: Drag your eyes away from the Indian Ocean and look back inland for views of the imposing Hajar Mountains backdrop. The craggy peaks and wadis offer the country's best hiking spots and some amazing scenery. Different to the rolling dunes and pristine beaches, this is rugged and challenging. Until you know the area better, hiking and mountain biking should be done with an organised tour group – especially as we've heard reports of currently popular areas such as Wadi Wurayah being closed off in recent months. Tour organiser Absolute Adventure has hiking and cycling tours for all ability levels, including a Dibba mountain trek and coastal tour.
• Dibba Climb Dhs350 for adults, Dhs350 for kids. Absolute Adventure, 606 SIT Tower, Silicon Oasis, Dubai, www.adventure.ae (04 392 6463)
Bull-butting and a (DAILY) Friday Market: You won't get a better feel of the difference between East and West coast than by combining a trip to the Masafi Friday Market (we know that it's technically Ras Al Khaimah but it is just 20 minutes from Fujairah) and an iconic Fujairah sport. Driving on the E88, you will suddenly come to the Friday Market in Masafi, about 30km before Fujairah centre. Stop and take in the sights, sounds and smells and pick out bargain rugs, ceramics and fresh fruit and vegetables. After stocking up, continue on to Fujairah to see some bull-butting. Every Friday on Fujairah corniche, on an open and flat stretch of dusty, bare land, hundreds of spectators gather to watch the ancient sport of bull-butting. The sport entails two enormous bulls locking horns and undertaking bouts of what is best described as 'bull sumo'.
• Drive to the Oman end of the corniche and turn right. Crowds start to appear at 5pm.
Add a new mall to your collection: Dubai residents, at least, will not find anything overly groundbreaking about Fujairah's flagship shopping mall. But tourists and mall-collectors will appreciate the more than 100 high-street stores, an impressive food court, 11-screen cinema and Magic Planet entertainment centre. The central location makes it convenient for a mid-adventure cool-off and refuel as you move from mountain to beach or vice versa.
• City Centre Fujairah, www.citycentrefujairah.com (09 201 2310).
Watersports and boat trips: If scuba or snorkelling are not your scene, there are still stacks of sea-based activities to try in Fujairah, and the International Marine Club is the hub for many of them. This stretch of coast has the UAE's best fishing, with dorado, yellowfin tuna, sailfish, amberjacks and marlins all realistic targets. Trips are organised from the Marine Club or if you'd rather just sight see and pleasure ride, there are boat and jet-ski rentals offering that. If you're lucky you might also see a convoy of Harley-Davidson riders pull up at the club's Bikers Café as this is a popular end for weekend road trips.
• Fujairah International Marine Club, Corniche Street, Fujairah, www.fimc.ae (09 222 1166).
Where to eat
McGettigan's Fujairah: Just like the Abu Dhabi and Dubai branches of the ever-expanding Irish chain, only more so. With the relative lack of competition, McGettigan's has a stream of ladies' nights, open mic gigs, quiz nights, sport screenings, happy hours and brunches that make it a Fujairah favourite. Pub food staples such as burgers, pies and fish and chips are served in abundance.
• Daily, noon-1am. McGettigans, Tennis & Country Club, Fujairah, www.mcgettigans.com (09 224 4880)
Waves: The wonderful beaches are one of Fujairah's best attractions, so why not extend your beaching hours by sitting down to eat on one? The Fujairah Rotana's restaurant, Waves, sits on the sands and from your candlelit table in a private cabana the views across the Indian Ocean are sublime. Our tip though, if you are here to propose, avoid the grilled seafood platter – nobody is going to say yes after watching you demolish THAT mountain of food.
• Sun-Thu 7pm-10.30pm, Fri-Sat 7pm-11pm. Waves, Fujairah Rotana, Al Aqah, www.rotana.com (09 244 9888).
Sensasia: Despite the Miramar Al Aqah's beachfront access, this pan-Asian restaurant is an indoors affair with a dark dining room. Thankfully, it falls on the stylish end of the dark spectrum with stylish decor and dramatic Asian furnishings. Food is premium Asian with Japanese teriyaki, Indonesian nasi goreng, Chinese Manchurian and Singapore lobster among the offerings.
• Daily 7pm-11pm. Sensasia, Miramar Al Aqah Beach Resort, Al Aqah, Fujairah, www.miramaralaqah.com (09 244 9994).
Sardinia: Authentic Italian cuisine from the kitchens of Italian chef Angelo Usai have given this restaurant quite a buzz. The dining room is simplistic and the location next to free zone gates makes it a less obvious choice when compared to some of the more glamorous hotels, but ask diners exiting the restaurant if they enjoyed the genuine Italian food made the traditional way and the answer is likely to be a resounding yes. A gem in Fujairah.
• Daily 12.30pm-3.30pm, 7.30pm-11.30pm. Sensasia, The Club, Sakamkam, Fujairah (228 3601).
Al Meshwar: A visit to this enormous Lebanese eatery is nothing if not an experience. From the outside it looks like a cross between a castle and a mountain (perhaps a nod to the surrounding forts and hills) while the cavernous inside has moons and stars painted onto ceilings. Try and order if you like, but it's better to hand over decision making to the legion of waiters who scurry between tables dropping off grilled meat platters, hot breads and piles of hot and cold mezze along the way.
• Al Meshwar, Hamad Bin Abdullah Road, Fujairah (09 222 1113).
What to see
Al Badiyah Mosque: In a country short on historic attractions, the nation's oldest mosque is a standout sight. Believed to be more than 500-years-old and still hosting daily prayers, the mud and stone built mosque was awarded a Certificate of Excellence by global travel website TripAdvisor. A must to see the region's history.
• To arrive at the mosque take the coastal road north out of Fujairah and past Khor Fakkan until reaching the village of Badiyah.
Fujairah Fort: This fantastic old fort outdates the formation of the UAE by centuries and has a colourful and proud history. Damaged in the early 20th century by British soldiers, it has since been restored to its former glory and the surrounding area turned into a heritage village that should sit high on your list of must-see sites both night and day.
• Fujairah Fort, Fujairah Heritage Village (no number).
Fujairah Museum: While Fujairah Fort rightly dominates holiday photo albums, the neighbouring museum (part of a Heritage Village attraction) is worthy of exploration. Artefacts lay claim to more than 3,000 years of settlements in the region and there is the usual Bedouin museum displays of tools, jewels and weapons from historic tribes in the area.
• Fujairah Museum, Fujairah Heritage Village (09 222 9085).
Al Hayl Castle: Drive 15 minutes out of Fujairah and there is another excellent historic attraction. Al Hayl Castle is believed to have been built in around 1830 and is one of the best preserved buildings from that era. You can only access it by a slim dirt track, but if you have a 4x4 the potential photos alone make it worth the trip. Except on Fridays there is usually somebody around to give you a mini tour of the stunning fort and surrounding archaeological areas.
• Take the E89 from near the City Centre Mall and follow the signposts southwest out of Fujairah for approx. 13km.
Al Bithnah Fort: The third genuine must-see military fort in Fujairah is believed to be an 18th-century landmark and has played a role in the East Coast's colourful military history. A watch point across the Hajar Mountains, it is also one of the first attractions you can see from the Masafi road into Fujairah. No matter how keen you are to get to your hotel and beach, no weekend in Fujairah photo album is complete without stopping off for a picnic here.
• Follow the E89 out of Masafi for 16km towards Fujairah until you pass through the village of Bithnah. The fort is on the right hand side.
Where to stay
Le Méridien Al Aqah: Le Méridien Al Aqah combines the quality service and facilities of a premium Dubai hotel with a secluded location to make for great getaways of the sporting, romantic or family type. It has 230m of private beach, a highly regarded spa, watersports, kids and teen clubs, and good dining options. A sparkling Friday brunch is held at Views (Dhs200 if booked online) but if you prefer to keep the day free for exploration then an evening meal at Thai restaurant Taste before a visit to top floor grape bar Astros, is recommended. Regular deals and packages for weekend trippers are offered although promotions are currently transitioning from summer to autumn, so check ahead for details.
• Standard room from Dhs650. Le Méridien Al Aqah, Dibba Road, Fujairah, www.lemeridien-alaqah.com (09 244 9000).
Sandy Beach Hotel: This low-rise beach resort has been attracting divers to its shores for decades. The main attraction is 'Snoopy Rock', just a short swim from the private beach. Named after its uncanny resemblance to the sleeping cartoon dog it is a great snorkelling and scuba diving spot. The arrival of big-name hospitality neighbours has led to a major refurbishment in recent years. Rooms and chalets that were once 'surfer chic' are now modern and comfortable. Dining is still limited but the addition of Amouage, a beach shack-themed seafood restaurant now means there is onsite food worth staying around for, which was not always the case.
• Beach chalet from Dhs400 per night. Sandy Beach Hotel, Dibba Road, Fujairah, www.sandybeachhotel.ae (09 244 5555).
Hilton Fujairah: The centrally located Hilton Fujairah offers easy access to heritage, shopping and basic nightlife attractions making it more suitable if you're making the hotel a hub rather than a final destination. Having said that, it does have an impressive stretch of beach, and watersports and a tennis court are on hand if you're done with exploring for the day. Buffet restaurant Al Ghorfa has different theme nights every day of the week and is on a par with a decent Dubai buffet. Fez nightclub is unlikely to attract the big name DJs seen in Dubai but its late bar, live band and pool tables will keep you entertained until 3am.
• From Dh695 per night. Hilton Fujairah, E99, Fujairah, www.hilton.com (09 222 2411).
Novotel Fujairah: Sacrifice direct beach access and you make a big saving on price in Fujairah and with rooms at less than Dhs300, the Novotel is worth considering. Located amid a cluster of hotels it is just minutes away from the Fujairah City Centre mall. A lounger on the terrace swimming pool has good views so you can top up a tan before the sun disappears behind the Hajar Mountains. If you're determined to stay in the hotel – and after coming such a long way it would be a shame – then the best dining option is all-day dining international restaurant, Flavours.
• From Dh295 per night. Novotel Fujairah, Hamad Bin Abdullah Road, Fujairah, www.novotel.com (09 223 9999).
Radisson Blu Resort Fujairah: Drive north approximately 50km north of Fujairah city and you will find one of the UAE's most secluded beach resorts. The O2 Spa, infinity pool and long stretch of beach give it a decadent feel while the dramatic mountain-meets-coast location make for a beautiful setting. Other than interacting with the scenery through a variety of adventurous ways, there isn't a great deal to do in this small, remote corner of Fujairah. Stay on site and dine at signature Arabic seafood restaurant Al Nokhada.
• From Dh500 per night. Radisson Blu Resort Fujairah, Dibba, Fujairah, www.radissonblu.com (09 244 9700).
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London: An ad campaign from screen icon Robert De Niro`s early struggling days in Hollywood has surfaced, showing him as a model in a hair-enhancing comb commercial.
The Oscar-winning Hollywood legend was still a budding actor in New York City when he took part in a magazine advertising campaign for Remington`s Hot Comb in the early 1970s, reported Contactmusic.
A copy of the poster ad, thought to date from 1973, a year before De Niro`s Academy Award-winning turn in `The Godfather: Part II`, has been unearthed by film critic Roger Ebert.
It shows the actor suffering several hair disasters in an open-top car, on a tennis court, and in the middle of a rainstorm.
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- Worldwide Rank #142,059,138
- Follower/Following Ratio 0.09
- Daily New Followers 0
Nkhubee Twitter Stats
@0823861190 - Tracking Nkhubee Twitter profile since May 16, 2014
Nkhubee's story
Nkhubee, also known as @0823861190 has a reasonably significant presence on Twitter and is ranked by us in the 30% percentile for account strength. Active on Twitter since September 2010, Nkhubee made it to having a respectable 41 Twitter followers and to being ranked 142,059,138 for number of followers among all Twitter users.
The plot thickens when considering Nkhubee's follower-to-following ratio, which is 0.09. Which is not surprising given this account's audience size.
@0823861190 doesn't tweet all that much, with an average of 0 tweet(s) per day in the past 30 days. That's pretty consistent with a total of 29 since @0823861190 joined Twitter.
This account is tracked by us for quite some time now, actually since May 2014. As of September 19 2018 we track 291118348 Twitter accounts, so feel free to search for other accounts you're interested in and reveal their Twitter story!
Nkhubee Tweets
@0823861190 has posted 0 tweets in the last 3 days, which translates to an average of 0 tweets per day.
Nkhubee Twitter Followers
@0823861190 has 41 followers on Twitter.
This account is #142,059,138 in the worldwide rank of the most popular Twitter users.
Nkhubee Following on Twitter
@0823861190 is following 479 Twitter accounts.
Last month this account followed 145 users.
Nkhubee Predictions & Milestones
@0823861190 will hit 41 followers in the next 3 months, and 41 in one year.
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