Local Ting än Ting

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Local Beach Closure

The Ministry of Works and Infrastructure, in collaboration with the Tourism Development Company, wishes to advise the general public that the Manzanilla Beach Facility will be closed from Thursday 9th October. This closure is necessary to facilitate the rehabilitation of the existing seawall which, if left unattended, will continue to threaten the facility’s infrastructure and pose a hazard to users of the facility. The works are expected to be completed in March 2015 and the facility will reopen thereafter.

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In San Fernando 14th October 2014 ~ A Celebration of the Festival of Lights

SAPA Car Park,Todd St.,

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Local Aerial Drone Footage ~ Plymouth - Tobago



Nice Music,Makes U Feel ,Wish U Were There

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Local Divali



Divali Nagar opens Tomorrow 14th October 2014

Main Stage Schedule

Tuesday 14th October 2014 OPENING NIGHT

6.55pm – 9.00pm

Tulsa Trace Hindu School Choir
Param Dhaam Ashram
B-Mobile Shiv Shakti Dance Group
NCIC Theme Song Launch – Rooplal Girdharrie and Nirmala Sesnarayan
Untouchables Tassa Group
Kries Ramkhelawan (Suriname)
Shri Kenneth Lalla (Chief Guest)

Wednesday 15th October 2014

6.30pm – 10.00pm

Sapna Seepaul
Eagle Boys Tassa Group
Kries Ramkhelawan
Pandit Mohendra Persad
Soumya Bose (Odissi Dancer from Bengal, India)
Amar Sangeet “D” Band – Featuring Sangeeta Subnaik, Shivam Mahadeo &
Rajiv Adheen
Indira Maharaj Dance Group
Anuradha Hansraj
Desh Preme Dance Group
Antakshari
Kaveesh Maharaj
Visionary Vibrations

Thursday 16th October 2014 “ALL FEMALE NIGHT”

7.00pm – 10.00pm

Trinidad Sweet Tassa Academy
Davika & Renuka Ramnath
Sursati Dance Group
Nritya Tala Dance Group
Nithya – Featuring Nirmala Seesnarayan
Sushilla Cheng Fashion House
Antakshari
Lenore Singh (Pannist)
Under the Distinguished Patronage of The Honourable Stacy Roopnarine, Minister – Ministry of Works & Infrastructure

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Local Party ~ Kaleidodash ~ (Tickets goin' like mad)

Kaleidodash is the Caribbean’s craziest 5km run and the ultimate celebration of life and fun. We call it a run, but you’ll feel more like jumping and skipping in celebration as we bombard you with colour throughout the run. You’ll cross the finish line in an explosion of reds, blues and yellows and head into the most colourful after party the world has ever seen!

Sunday 19th October 2014 - 2:00pm - 11:00pm - O2 Park, Chaguaramas

Register between 2:00 – 3:00pm. Run start waves begin at 3:00pm. After party closes at 11pm.

PRIZES: The following prizes will be awarded to the winners' choice of 33 special needs organisations:

$20,000: Biggest Kaleido Crew
$10,000: Crew with the Most Original Kaleido Theme
$5,000: Most Original Kaleido Costume(s) (Digicel Staff)

The following will be awarded to your choice of any charity:
$7,000: Most Colourful Kaleidodasher

TICKETS: Early bird just $120 (sold out!) then $160 and $180. Children $60 (under 15s). Available at IOS stores (Westmall and Trincity), On The Fence (Gulf City)

Brought to you in partnership with: The Digicel Foundation, Charles Jordan Almonds, Smirnoff, Kotex, Chaguaramas Development Authority, Hybrid Magazine and Degree.

http://www.o2ticket.com

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Local Canoe and Kayak Event ~ Mayaro

Trinidad & Tobago Canoe/Kayak Federation

Saturday 18th October 2014 7:30am - 3:00pm

The 5th Annual Maritime Ortoire River Race

There are 2 major races - the long course of 14Km for the experienced paddler and the short course of 7Km for the intermediate and beginner. (7Km is approximately from Williams Bay to and around Five Islands and back). This event is hosted by the Trinidad & Tobago Canoe/Kayak Federation and the Trinidad Kayak Club and sponsored by the Maritime Financial Group.

Registration fee before the day of the event - $100 per adult (18+ years), $50 per youth (17- years); on the same day - $130 and $70 respectively.
Boat rental fees: Surf skis/sit insides - $60, Sit-on-tops - $40. (Boats will be transported to the race site but must be booked no later than a week before the race.)

All participants will receive a T-shirt complimentary the Maritime Financial Group.

Trophies will be awarded to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners of both races and medals for various categories (including sea kayaks and sit-on-tops). The winner of the long course will receive two tickets to Barbados, and the winner of the short course will receive two tickets to Tobago courtesy of Superl Travel Service Ltd, 86 Duke Street, in Port of Spain.

Fun kayak events for the whole family start at 11am. Free. Small kayaks will be available for children.

See our rules and registration forms for more details.

As usual, the Ortoire Village Council will have BBQ, fish broth, corn soup and more on sale.

Directions: Along the Manzanilla stretch, look out for marker 79.5km (just after the vendor huts), pass Cascadoux Tr on your right. Ortoire Bridge is just after 81.5km. Immediately after the bridge, make a left on Pt. Radix Rd, and very shortly after, make another left... you will end up at the Admin area for registration.

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Local Adventure ~ Things To Do On The Weekends

Upcoming Events:

Saturday 18th October - Gasparee Caves ( Adults $ 150 & children $ 120 )
Saturday 18th October - Horseback Riding ~ Santa Cruz ( $ 150 )

Sunday 19th October - Rappelling ~ Chaguaramas ($160)
Sunday 19th October - Gasparee Caves (Adults $ 150 & children $ 120)
Sunday 19th October - Paragliding ~ Manzanilla Beach ( $ 650 - specials)

Tiniel at 323-8434

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Carnival 2015 Launch

Wee International 2015 Band Launch ~ Fireworks

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Local Oil Company ~ Petrotrin



In this 6th episode of the I Am Petrotrin series, we take a closer look at our Employee Volunteerism Projects and Wellness Programs supported by the Organization.

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Local Locomotive ~ San Fernando

"47 years of neglect"

TWO weeks ago, the Mayor of San Fernando Kazim Hosein began a project which, if it all comes together, should interest the people.

Hosein wants the Harris Promenade, which begins at Library Corner and ends across the road from the San Fernando General Hospital, to once again be the city’s centre.

There will be a new bandstand, more trees, the removal of some fruit vendors, a humane attempt to solve the homeless issue, new public convenience toilets, a museum that will tell the story of how the Trinidad Government Railway impacted the city’s development, a fire station (and appliance) from the early days, and a new Library Corner clock.

The City has started the renewal by first fixing its most prized piece of history—that rusting locomotive you can see on the promenade’s east end, near what was once St Joseph Convent.

(Preserving historic Engine No 11)

(The locomotive being prepared for a new paint job,2 weeks ago)

That’s because Mayor Hosein said he had learned a lot about the importance of the Trinidad Government Railway, through the Express’s Remembering the Past articles, and amazed by how many people still declare a connection to the train service that ended in 1968.


(Promenade Landmark: TGR Engine No.11 in 1973: This engine was
placed on Harris Promenade in the City of San Fernando, Trinidad
on 28 August 1967)

The City’s intervention has heartened railway researcher/historian Glen Beadon who knows more than anyone about that locomotive sitting on the promenade. Actually, Beadon probably knows more about everything related to Trinidad’s railway past. This is his story on the old Iron Horse on the promenade, known as “Last Train”

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/Pre ... 89461.html

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Local Carnival Bandleader

Trinidad and Tobago and the Mas fraternity has lost another legend. Carnival Bandleader, Stephen Lee Heung, passed away last evening at St. Clair Medical Hospital due to complications arising from a lung infection.

Veteran masman Stephen Lee Heung has died a week after a book chronicling his history in mas was launched.

The book We Kind ah People, The Trinidad Carnival Masquerade Bands of Stephen Lee Heung with photography by George Tang and text by Ray Funk, was launched on October 7. The book is dedicated to his late wife Elsie.

A five time winner of the Band of the Year title, Lee Heung is one of the great bandleaders who changes the Carnival landscape. He briefly led small bands in the 40s and played with the legendary Harold Saldenah but it was in 1964 that he formed a major band, out of San Juan, called Two Ten Carmen, which featured Egyptian costumes. In 1947, he produced Siam and the following year he did House of Hanoverians, with his wife, sisters and female friends taking to the streets, which was a bold and historic move. At that time the only women’s band on the street was Nurse Reyes’ Bajan Cooks.

Lee Heung’s trek to the top started in 1964 with Kabuki which placed third in the Band of the Year competition to Silver Stars, the only steelband to have won a Band of the Year title with Gulliver’s Travels, and Harold Saldenha.

In 1965 his band placed second with Versailles and in 1966 Crete, the first production from his house at Number Four Alberto Street, was again runner-up.

The Lee Heungs won their first Band of the Year title in 1967 with China – The Forbidden City. In 1975, ’76 and ’77 they won the Band of the Year title and retained the Angostura Challenge Trophy.

In 1983, the Lee Heungs were back in winner’s row, for the last time, with Rain Forest, Elsie won the Queen of Carnival as Diana Goddess of the Hunt, a beautiful part macaw and part Scarlet Ibis costume. She won the title a second time, while the band produced three Kings of Carnival.

In 1975 Lee Heung received the Humming Bird Medal – Gold. China the Forbidden City was the first band sent abroad by the government to the Montreal Expo in 1967, and then on to Toronto’s Caribana. We Kind Of People was sent to the Dallas Trade Fair in 1975.

Peter Minshall who Stephen got to design his band (Paradise Lost) for him.

Stephen was 93.

The following is a listing of Lee Heung's Carnival presentations:

1964 - "Japan - Land of the Kabuki"
1965 - "Les Fetes Galantes Des Versailles"
1966 - "Crete"
1967 - "China, The Forbidden City," 1st
1968 - "Primeval - The Rites of Spring"
1969 - "1001 Nights"
1970 - "Conquest of Space"
1971 - "Yucatan"
1972 - "Russian Fairy Tales"
1973 - "East of Java"
1974 - "Terra Firma"
1975 - "We Kind A People," 1st
1976 - "Paradise Lost," 1st
1977 - "Cosmic Aura," 1st
1978 - "Love Is ..."
1979 - "Hocus Pocus"
1980 - "The Bermuda Triangle"
1981 - "Shangri-La"
1982 - "Victory at Trafalgar"
1983 - "Rain Forest," 1st (Tied)
1984 - "Regatta"
1985 - "Charade"
1986 - "Sombrero"
1987 - "Cocyea Village"
1988 - "Laserium"
1989 - "Pow Wow"
1991 - "Toute Bagai"
1992 - "Columbus 1492-1992"
1993 - "Safari"
1994 - "Festivals"

My deepest condolences to the Lee Heung family.

Rest In Peace.

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Local Divali 2014 ~ Behind the Scenes



The National Council of Indian Culture - Final Preparations are being made for the official opening of the Divali Nagar, a first hand look at what takes place behind the scenes

(yea, it long but interesting)

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Local Imagination ~ Part 3



Any story about innovation is a story about human beings. They are stories of exploration and discovery, inventiveness and creation. Stories of how the human imagination at work drives competitiveness and powers innovation

(Makes u think)

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Local Fruit ~ Chalta

Chalta aka Elephant Apple - We use the Chalta to make in Anchar's in TrinBago.

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Local Fireside

A Traditional Indian Fireplace or Cooking Place,Made from Mud,a Circular Wall or About a Foot High,Open on One Side,Wood or Coals is placed inside the Wall and Pots on Top

Still used today (2014) in Tableland in South Trinidad for Cooking

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Local Divali Nagar ~ Schedule Events Continues into the Weekend 17th-19th Oct' 2014



Friday 17th October 2014

6.00pm – 11.00pm

Dragon Boys Tassa Group
Maya Bhajan & Kirtan Group
Moonilal Girdharrie
Shivannand Maharaj & Band – Featuring Shivannand Maharaj, Shalini Gopaul
Jairaj Singh, Narendra Maharaj, Tarrandath Harilal
Dr. Beni N. Balkaran
Antakshari
Avinash Maharaj
Pt. Narad Gosine/ Brian Mohan
DANCE CONTEST GRAND FINALS
-Naomi Paul
-Kaizan Shakti Dance Group
-Sursati Dance Group
-Amritam Shakti Dance Group
-New Generation Dancers
-Jyoti Sona Dance Group
-Nritya Sangam Dance Group
-Seema Deokaran
-Brian Mangaroo
-Kiss Natraj Dance Group
-Suzanne Nowbutt Dance Group
-Kamera Ramkhelawan

Saturday 18th October 2014

6.15pm – 11.00pm

Tandava Tassa Group
Kaizan Shakti Dance Group
Ashna Chotkan (Suriname)
Tri Devi Dance Group
Ravi Jagroop
Chantelle & Rachel Biesray (Jamaica)
NCIC/Coca Cola YOUTH CHAMP FINALS
-Sasha Balchan
-Shooting Stars Tassa
-Nicholis Vikash Mohan
-Abhijit Anchortassoo
-Ambika Jadoo
-Nicholas Dindial
-Prakash Ramcharan
-Sangeeta Subnaik
-Akshay Khandoo
-Rishi Singh
-Aykeel Ali
-Cristal Ruben
-Rohan Ramdeo
-Saraswati Ramdeo
-Vandana Tulsie
-Sabrina Ramlakhan
Music by the Watertech Sargam International Orchestra
Aryanna Ramnath (Monologue)
Sasha Ramnath (Pannist)

Sunday 19th October 2014

6.00pm – 11.00pm

Young Spiderz Tassa Group
Veejai Ramkissoon & Group
Dr. Winston Tolan (Jamaica)
Amritam Shakti Dance Group
Khalnayak Academy of Dance
Sangeet Music Academy Group (Canada)
Guest Appearance – Devotional & Light Music Group of India, Courtesy ICCR
NCIC/NLCB MISS DIVALI NAGAR PAGEANT
Swetha Gidla
Cristal Ruben
Geeta Sookdeo
Varsha Ramlal
Kavita Rambaran
Shalini Soochit
Seema Deokaran
Ashna Chotkan (Suriname)
Chantel Biesray (Jamaica)
Rachel Biesray (Jamaica)
Mary Paharsingh (Florida)
Christin Sewnarine (Guyana)
Under the Distinguished patronage of Dr. Surujrattan Rambachan, Minister of Works & Infrastructure

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In San Fernando ~ Irving Park Divali ~ Sutton St.

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Local Hiking ~ Sunday 19th Oct '14 ~ Yarra River

On the North Coast of Trinidad, the Yarra River plays a significant role in providing water to surrounding villages and also acts as a boundary separating the villages of La Filette and Blanchisseuse.

Its channel flows in a north-westerly direction with its source originating from two major tributaries, one from the Limon River in Morne La Croix and the other from the Yarra Forest Reserve. Yarra Bay where the mouth situated is a secluded seafront and a favorite spot for a river and beach lime.

The name Yarra may have derived from an Amerindian word meaning “ever–flowing” which refers to the river constant supply of energizing water

Hiking time : 1 ½ hours

Assembly: 7.00 am entrance to Central Bank Auditorium or 7.45 Sam’s Bar Maracas Bay.

Cost of hike $40.00

Optional Maxi transport: $40.00 (call Mario to book)

Mario: 749-2956, Jamal 761-1889, Marcia 490-2421

Preparation tips for hike:

Extra change of clothing and foot-wear leave in the vehicle.

Wear long pants and proper hiking shoes in case of bushy forest trail..

Bring along sandwiches, snacks, water, thirst quencher drinks, personal medication and insect repellent.

Leave electronic items in the car such as car remotes, cell phones and cameras or use a certified waterproof pouch to secure them.

The hike requires walking through the river and getting wet. Swimming through the gorge is optional. Life- jackets provided to participants or you can bring one along

(Pics from last hiking trip)

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Local Market

San Antonio Green Market Presents:

Celebration of World Food Day on Sunday 19th October

Come to the cool market in the garden this Sunday for a special programme dedicated to fresh food and the farmers who provide this. Remember the Sunday Market features brunch or lunch that you could have here, or take away. Open from 8 am to 2pm on Sundays.

Special observances for World Food Day include planting a cinnamon tree, presentation of Green Market investment certificates to the first subscribers to the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) initiative; and discussions on farming and permaculture led by leaders in the field.

EAT HERE OR TAKE AWAY

Antonio’s arepas, empanadas, cachapas
Deborah’s creole breakfast, lunch
Cuptail Café: avocado chicken wraps; banana nut muffins, vegan chili
Indira Romero: pastelles on order
Carmelita Attong: roast pork, geera pork, black pudding, pastelles
Nikki Cream: waffles and crepes
Mayaro Tide: fish broth, curry crab
Juice-aholics: fresh fruit and veggie juices
Lloyd Sealey: coffee, tea

CRAFT & GIFTS

Philip Arthur’s bowls and platters, trays and salad servers
Amala Thorne: soaps
Joanne Francis: paper accessories, baskets
Avanelle Richards
Carol’s flower decorations

FOODIES

Cathy Sun’s French Macarons

PRODUCE

Pipiol pride: pumpkin
Zen: vegetables, manure
Roderick Yearwood: fruit and vegetables
Peter Alexander: greens, roots
Judy John R&J Organics: arugula, kogane, tatsoi, greens
Kesh: flowering orchid plants
Casuarina’s potted plants
Russell Simonette: Fish
Winston Borrell: coconut oil, wheat grass, rabbit meat

Location:Saddle Road, near Cutucupano Road in Upper Santa Cruz

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Local Nariva River Tours (UWI)

Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th October 2014

During the public part of the event on Sunday we will be running a variety of activities for visitors. There will be short walks around Kernahan looking at bird life, plant life, use of trail cameras and life in freshwater, these will happen throughout the morning depending on demand.

There will be displays of museum specimens and live animals from the area, a colouring competition for kids and viewing of microscopic life at the basecamp.

A beach walk and viewing of marine specimens will take place at the mouth of the Nariva River. These events are subject to change based on weather and how busy the experts are with the surveying

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14 Amazing Facts About Trinidad and Tobago ~ Part 1


It is the birthplace of the steel pan drum.


The Trinidad Moruga “Scorpion” Pepper has officially been ranked as the world’s hottest pepper by the Guinness Book of Records.


Measuring 10 feet by 16 feet, the world’s largest piece of brain coral can be found at the popular diving and snorkeling spot Speyside.


Janelle Commissiong, the first Black Miss Universe, is a Trinidadian and was crowned in 1977.


Trinidad and Tobago-born Stokely Carmichael (also known as Kwame Ture) was active in the U.S. Civil Rights Movement. He rose to prominence as the honorary prime minister of the Black Panther Party. He popularized the term “Black power” as a social and political slogan.


The Limbo dance was created in Trinidad.


Pitch Lake in Trinidad is the world’s largest natural deposit of asphalt. It covers about 99 acres and is 246 feet deep.

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14 Amazing Facts About Trinidad and Tobago ~ Part 2


Main Ridge Forest Preserve on Tobago is the oldest protected rainforest in the Western Hemisphere.


Trinidad and Tobago is home to the world’s largest traffic roundabout around the Queen’s Park Savannah.


The novels Robinson Crusoe and Treasure Island were based on these islands, and the movie Swiss Family Robinson was filmed here.


Tobago got its name because it resembles a tobacco pipe (tavaco) used by locals.


Trinidad is home to the largest Carnival in the Caribbean, which consistently ranks in the top 10 of most-coveted events in the world.


In 2006, Trinidad and Tobago became the smallest country ever to qualify for football’s World Cup.


The Trinidad accent ranks 10th among CNN’s top 10 sexiest accents in the world.

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Local History

The Satellite Earth Station is located at Matura on the East Coast close to the sea and was set up in 18th Nov,1971.

At that time,the Earth Station was one of the two means by which Telecommunication Traffic enters and exits the country via TSTT, and serves as an Alternative Route to the Americas II Fibre Cable it facilitated direct Satellite Links between Trinidad and Tobago and the US and Europe.

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People of Trinidad and Tobago

I’m from Bangalore, India. My family migrated to the US when I was 11 years old. After the initial euphoria of landing in that “magical far-off” country wore away, I had to start making adjustments – big and small.

I attended a school in a suburban area where no one was brown like me or talked like me but over time they got used to me, and me to them. Over the years, I learnt the American way of assertiveness and being direct which was completely different from being in India.

I have always been very strong in my Hindu faith – Of all things, 10 years ago I came here to Trinidad on a spiritual retreat to the Dattatreya Temple , which hosts the 85ft Hanuman Murti in Carapichaima. Who knew I would meet my future Trini husband then? The most unique feature of Trinidad to me is the interconnectedness, tolerance and familiarity of people. Everyone knows everyone one way or another-

It’s not six degrees of separation, it’s more like two. I am an oddity in that people can never guess where I’m from because of my American accent.

People say home is where the heart is; I say home is where my shoes are and my shoes are always on my feet. I’m here now. This is home. —

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Local Fella Around in the City

"In my younger days, I was known as Tom Jones- all that dancing. Now I’m an old guy- I’m a grandfather. I’m 59. I cycle everywhere because for one it’s an easy way to get around with all the traffic and secondly I just like cycling.

I used to have a "puppy" that went everywhere on the bike with me but he got stolen.

Nigel Rojas gave me this bike- I love it. I’ve done all sorts of things over the years-

I did body building for a time - well until I dropped 500 pounds on my back doing squats in the gym. That was a tough time being in hospital for 2 months while it healed and also coming to the understanding that life changes in a second. I thought I would never walk again.

I’m writing books now- I’ve done a couple of novels about other worlds as well as one on personal discovery.

We are a product of our childhoods, backgrounds and environment- all the deviants in the world didn’t just appear. It goes back to the beginnings we had. The world has been spinning for 4 billion years -Our human life span of 50-80 years is so insignificant in the scheme of things.

We need to contribute, to help, to be humble, to not have pride, to think about how to leave it in a better place than we entered it, to believe in God but not the mess that religion create"

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I aint see nobody post notten in de arrow or flash ched,,,



Arrow ~ Season 3 Episode 2



‘Arrow’ season 3 lets loose its second installment of the year with season premiere follow-up “Sara,” as the team grapples with Sara’s death

Roy is forced to reveal Thea’s whereabouts,
While in flashback Oliver acclimates to his new Hong Kong surroundings, and has a chance encounter with Tommy (Colin Donnell).

Last week’s premiere installment “The Calm” saw Oliver’s increased acclaim in Starling City threatened by a new Vertigo (Peter Stormare),

While Queen Consolidated fell to billionaire Ray Palmer (Brandon Routh),

So what does the second episode of ‘Arrow’ season 3 bring?



Flash ~ Season 1 Episode 2

In episode 2 of “The Flash” on the CW, the whole S.T.A.R. Labs team finally came together. Barry (Grant Gustin) gained the confidence to take on his meta-human foes after a little encouragement from Harrison, the rest of the S.T.A.R. seemed to rally around him, and even Joe (Jesse Martin) lent his support. The newfound teamwork comes just in time too, because the synopsis for episode 3 shows they will need all the help they can get with their next foe.

According to the synopsis for episode 3, titled “Things You Can’t Outrun,” the next villain for the Flash and Co. will be the Mist. Fans of “The Flash” comics know that the Mist is another meta-human who has the power to dissolve himself into a poisonous gas and engulf his enemies. The promo shows the new super villain in action.



The end of the promo shows the Mist going after Barry, seemingly to poison him. A photo (above) from the new episode showing Barry receiving medical treatment from the S.T.A.R. Labs team seems to confirm that he will get poisoned by the Mist.

Barry and the rest of the team will have other things on their plates as well in the new episodes. The synopsis for episode 3 teases that Joe will finally pay a visit to Barry’s dad in prison. From episode 2 fans know that Joe finally believed Barry about his father’s innocence and has vowed to help clear his name. Meanwhile, fans will finally get more details in episode 3 about Caitlin’s (Danielle Panabaker) fiancé’s mysterious death.

Much like its title character, now that it has started “The Flash” isn’t showing any signs of slowing down

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This 7th Episode of the I Am Petrotrin series focuses on our Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives commitment to Trinidad and Tobago

Featuring the Marabella Family Crisis Centre and some of our sponsored groups- Petrotrin Cadet Corps, Petrotrin Boodoosingh Tassa Group and Petrotrin SIPARIA DELTONES STEEL ORCHESTRA.

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Tobago ~ Pigeon Point

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Beautiful Flower ~ Delicious Drink

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Local Rivers ~ Mermaid Pool ~ Matura

Great Weekend Get Aways