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Galleryyuhself - The Tale of Two Terrances this week in Trinidad and Tobago.

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Fanaticus, the Latin origin of “fan,” was used to describe female temple attendants driven into frenzy by devotion to the gods. This type of chaotic piousness, as a secular behavior, might be traced to the mid-1800s, a time when mass culture was on the rise.

By Jamie Lauren Keiles

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H a p p y t w e n t y - f o u r

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Galleryyuhself - Works and transport out of the blue...

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PTSC…On the Move!

As we continue to highlight our accomplishments for 2023/2024, today the MOWT shines the spotlight on the achievements of PTSC and what is to come for 2025 and beyond.

The Corporation has been driving forward in its commitment to provide safe and reliable transportation to the travelling public, with ongoing refurbishment to its fleet and the acquisition of new buses to improve the travelling experience of its customers.

For 2025, the PTSC will be embarking on exciting developments to make your journey more enjoyable and comfortable. Look out for additions and upgrades to bus shelters, including disability access, an expanded bus fleet and much more.

So come on board and enjoy your ride to school, work or across the country!

Stay tuned to our social media platforms to keep informed about these and other exciting developments from the MOWT!

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Galleryyuhself - A fitting end?

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~Galleryyuhself~  View the ttff/20 new media works at Medulla Art Gallery today, Tuesday 15th September, 10am - 6pm. New Media comprises avant garde and experimental film and video works from artists and filmmakers in the Caribbean and diaspora. Swipe through for a look at nine of nineteen new media works, and check out our page for more! The physical iteration of the new media works, curated by Melanie Archer, is available for viewing in person, giving viewers the chance to better engage with the works. All health and social distancing protocols will be in effect, with only five attendees at a time being allowed into the viewing space. Please wear masks as directed.

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~Galleryyuhself~~Only a matter of time before we see this happening in Trinidad and Tobago.

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~Galleryyuhself~ GREAT NEWS FOR 2021! 1. All entries are DIGITAL! NO SHIPPING OF ENTRIES! 2. We now have more time. NEW DEADLINE IS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20TH. https://enter.americanadvertisingawards.com/.../04-CAF/Home

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~Galleryyuhself~ Hmm, let’s see...so far for January 2020...Australia on fire, Trump impeachment in America, Meghxit in England, Volcanic eruption in the Philippines,Coronavirus in China, Eathquake in Jamaica and Billion dollar Red House leak in Trinidad and Tobago

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“I am saddened that I was gathering facts as a media outlet reported … Kobe had passed,” Murakami wrote. “I understand getting the scoop but please allow us time to make personal notifications to their loved ones. It’s very cold to hear of the loss via media. Breaks my heart.”

Los Angeles County Undersheriff Tim Murakami  criticising TMZ

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~Galleryyuhself~ Trinidad and Tobago can come across as though Tobago is an afterthought. Here is a look at the Tobago newspaper. 

This page found online is a shock however, as the colour yellow with white text surely cannot be the decision made for reading and legibility? Far less for the line length of each sentance? Again, sometimes design is so bad that it becomes a ‘style’ onto itself.

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~Galleryyuhself~ Recently the popular food chain El Pecos came under fire for the way it used its pivot away from selling only fast food. The grill set up a market environment  as an approach to meet the covid-19 restrictions. 

Galleryyuhself looked into what El Pecos has said and is doing to be able to keep their customers happy and to comply with the law. As businesses in Trinidad and Tobago innovate to stay afloat and thrive in an environment where rules are changing all the time, Galleryyuhself shall bring them to your attention.

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From the Facebook page of El Pecos (July 10th 2021)

El Pecos on the Grill Limited and El Pecos on the Go Market Limited, fully supports all efforts to flatten the COVID 19 curve and keep the people of Trinidad and Tobago safe. 

We have complied fully with all regulations in place from the onset of the COVID 19 pandemic. There has been a lot of social media attention on the opening of our El Pecos on the Go Market. 

We have consulted with and had the benefit of legal advice and based on that advice we noted that:

1. The law clearly permits the operation of supermarkets, groceries, markets, green grocers, bakeries provided that not more than 50% of the establishments ordinary retail capacity is surpassed at any time during operation hours;

2. We opened our doors as a market place in full compliance with the law, all the COVID 19 regulations and observing all protocols to keep our staff and customers safe;

3. The fact that several other institutions such as gas stations, pharmacies, supermarkets, well known food retailers and market places have been allowed to continue selling pre-packaged to go meals;

4. We incorporated a separate company for El Pecos on the Go Market Limited for the market place business to be in compliance with the COVID 19 Legal Notice regulations; 

5. We have reconfigured to establish a market place in compliance with sanitation protocols that are in use in other institutions that have been permitted to remain open and sell pre-packaged food; and

6. El Pecos on the Grill was one of the earliest companies that gave customers the convenience of selecting their food and paying by the pound. The company recognizes that customer demands have evolved and changed, and El Pecos on the Go Market Limited has created a new model to respond to these customer expectations in a safe and secure environment.

We have fully co-operated with the authorities who have now twice visited our premises. The authorities have not closed us down. The Health Authority, has requested that we obtain further requirements from them within 14 days. 

To demonstrate our commitment to continue working with the authorities toward a COVID free Trinidad and Tobago, we have chosen to close our market place operations until we understand what further requirements are now needed by the Health Authority. 

We are confident that all the relevant authorities will act in a manner that is fair and does not discriminate against El Pecos.

We want to thank our loyal customers for their continued support and we look forward to serving you shortly.