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Helping to select the best wines for your Christmas dinner

Traditionalists will suggest Chardonnay or Pinot Noir and I would agree. If you would like New World Chardonnay you could not go wrong with Sbragia Gamble Ranch Vineyard 2010 Chardonnay from Napa Valley. Ed Sbragia is the only winemaker in the world ...
Dec 19, 2014
Opinion Writer

Healthy gifts for grown-ups

Naughty Nana and Roo Roo have arrived for Christmas! What is it about grandparents and funny names? Saying them in front of other people is a bit like giving out the e-mail address you thought was cool when you were younger. Things like sexyhotminx@...
Dec 19, 2014
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Aon gives $6,000 in toys, food, gifts

Insurance brokers Aon and their staff have rallied to donate more than $6,000 to charitable causes in time for Christmas. This included the Toys for Tots programme, dedicated to bringing Christmas toys to needy children, as well as Meals on Wheels an...
Dec 18, 2014
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Insurance staff help good causes

Insurance workers have come together to present $1,000 to two charities over the festive period. The Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) Society donated $500 in food vouchers to the Eliza DoLittle Society and $500 to the Women’s Resource C...
Dec 17, 2014
Opinion Writer

Sugar-plum dreams really are possible with a careful plan

Visions of sugar plums dancing in their heads? Sadly not. We may forget that while we are busy being concerned about our plans for the holidays, many of our students and young folk are in the throes of making important plans and decisions about thei...
Dec 17, 2014
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Make a decision!

Options. As we move through our lives and our vocations we always face options as to which path to take. We can all take advice on which path to take but in the final analysis a choice between two reasonable options will always provide benefits and t...
Dec 16, 2014
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Day of dramafor the crew of Courageous

By Colin Thompson Sailing Correspondent After scraping a shoal on the way to the Great Sound, the crew of America’s Cup Challenger Courageous must have figured the worst was behind them. They were in for a rude awakening. Having already encountered...
Dec 16, 2014
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Solo sailor Paris braves stormy seas

Sailor Stanley Paris has been braving the waters that ended his last attempt to circle the globe in fewer than 150 days. Dr Paris, 77 — the father of local sailor Alan Paris, who became the first Bermudian to sail the world solo in 2003 — was in the...
Dec 15, 2014
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Honour for man who makes holidays special

Bus driver Mark Anderson is rapidly becoming a Bermuda tourist attraction in his own right. It’s not for the reasons you might think. The well known entertainer and drag queen was recognised because of the charter tours he gives through the PTB and ...
Dec 15, 2014
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The perfect gift

I often quote wine author and critic Robert Parker and I think that most would agree that he is the best known in this business and his influence is very considerable, for instance his judgment can influence the price for a whole vintage in Bordeaux....
Dec 12, 2014
Opinion Writer

Healthy Christmas gifts for kids

I have to start this with a confession. I haven’t bought my kids salad spinners for Christmas. I have actually bought them American Girl dolls. I did my best to pretend they didn’t exist (the dolls, not my kids …) but Chloe is in P2. Six-year-olds ta...
Dec 12, 2014
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Back on the road to fulfilment

Two women who were struggling to make ends meet are now on the path to fulfilling their life dreams thanks to a Government programme. Dawn Matthews and Norma Jean Daniels graduated from the Bermuda College last night, and both women credit the Commu...
Dec 12, 2014
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