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With the idea that it takes a village to raise a child, Tyasha Ming took to MAJ’s List. Her plan was to provide a summer mentorship programme for students between the ages of 13 and 15. All she needed to pull it off were people with a range of skill ...

It’s a well-known fact that brushing your teeth twice daily helps to prevent dental disease, and this is true for our pets as well. Daily teeth brushing with an enzymatic pet toothpaste is the best way to control dental disease. But, if you’re anyth...

Stephenie Blyden’s dream was to create a show in Bermuda that rivalled the ones she saw on Food Network. Having worked in TV production with Tyray Lathan she knew he was “an awesome host” who was also enthusiastic about food. “That's when I had the i...

Gray Robinson broke both his legs and was stuck in a wheelchair for a year. Although he could have dwelled on the negative he instead decided to make the time count. Maluku is a world-first; a sustainable line of seashell-based wetsuits that he c...

“Starting today, I need to forget what's gone, appreciate what still remains, and look forward to what's coming next.” Anonymous Today I have a question for you – can you name the one game-changing thing that Carl Sagan, Richard Branson, Kim Kardashi...

Jerremiah Smith took the audience back to the early 1960s with his performance in the Bermuda Guitar Festival on Saturday. First up was music by the “father of bossa nova”, Antonio Carlos Jobim. Although it sounds relaxed and languid, Jobim’s keyboar...

Tina Nash is to spend 12 days climbing her way through England’s mountainous Lake District. It’s all in the name of charity. She’s hoping people will sponsor her efforts to the tune of $27,500 – the money will be used to buy a pony for WindReach. The...

Stephen Manders has been on a musical journey his entire life. The most recent cause for celebration along that path is the release of the first album with his group Decree, on June 24. The album, appropriately entitled The Journey: Vol. 1, has been...

If someone approaches you and asks you to follow them, then how do you decide if you are going to agree and go with them? Well, I suggest it depends on two things. Firstly, it depends on who they are. For example, are they trustworthy? Do they have ...

As I’ve written here many times before, there is nothing an intermediate bridge player likes more than taking a finesse – whether it is the right play, wrong play or a destined-to-fail play does not matter, the finesse must be taken! With that in min...