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Olympics
opening - a true reflection of the world
There
I sat in the cavernous architectural marvel that
is the National Stadium, otherwise known as the
Bird’s Nest, transfixed by the depth of human
thought and ingenuity on display at the opening
ceremony of the 29th Summer Olympic Games, creation
of a nation that has risen from poverty to affluence
in a little more than three decades.
T&T
Cycling misses out on Olympics
For
every athlete the Olympics is the ultimate focal
point.
Tony
stimulates the grey matter
According
to past West Indies fast bowler, Tony Gray, in order
to develop a National team, things need to be done
in a logical and systematic way.
Honore
makes his mark on the pro scene
For
most guys, wearing really, really short shorts in
public would be a problem.
Exciting
finish to Caribbean Chess Carnival...
Cuban
IM scores a double
CUBAN
International Master Humberto Pecorelli-Garcia scored
a notable double when he won the Open section of
the Caribbean Chess Carnival held at the Queen’s
Park Savannah last week.
3
Trinis endure 100-mile ENDURrun in Canada
Three
Trinidadian long distance runners are about to embark
on what is called the ‘Tour de France’
of Running. The ENDURrun in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
Ames
plays at Millenium Lakes today
I
can feel it in my bones.
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