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Looking to the future:Careers in ocean science

While many Bermuda students look for careers in international business, computers and the like as they go off to university, there is one career which they may have overlooked: ocean science. And there are a variety of majors in ocean science that ca...
Nov 07, 2013
Young Observer

ISON the Sun Grazer

There’s a comet barrelling toward our sun at breakneck speed. What happens when it gets there is anybody’s guess. Chances are good that it ends up being quite a show, though. Comet ISON is slowly warming as it hurls itself toward the centre of our so...
Nov 07, 2013
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Nominations are sought for Technology Innovation Awards

Nominations are being sought by the Ministry of Economic Development for the seventh annual Technology Innovation Awards. The awards publicly recognise outstanding achievements by Bermuda-based companies, organisations and individuals for their crea...
Nov 06, 2013
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‘Eclipse chasers’ charter plane to get the perfect view

A solar eclipse yesterday inspired an unusual flight as a dozen “eclipse chasers” flew from the Island to catch a brief glimpse of the astrological event. While only a partial eclipse was visible from the Island at around 7am, Longtail Aviation flew ...
Nov 04, 2013
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Partial eclipse will be visible from Island

Bermuda residents will be able to view a partial solar eclipse this weekend. The total phase of the solar eclipse will not be visible, but residents can still observe the moon cover a significant portion of the sun, visible at 7am on Sunday.
Nov 01, 2013
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‘Bermuda can lead the way’

Bermuda can be a world leader in marine conservation if it imposes a ‘no-take’ zone around the Island’s waters, according to an environmental activist. And Chris Flook said that the Blue Halo project — which proposes a ban on deep sea mining and othe...
Oct 29, 2013
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Halloween can be tricky for pets

Halloween is fun for many children and adults, but it can create problems for pets. Let’s start with costume-making for your children. This often involves lots of fabric, plastic and sticky glue all over the place. This is where you need to be carefu...
Oct 28, 2013
Opinion Writer

"All pyschotherapy is a kind of experiment"

I sometimes get into arguments with my colleagues in the gestalt world. One thing around which some of us disagree is the role of experiment in psychotherapy. Experiment is where you try something out in order to see what might happen. You don’t ad...
Oct 22, 2013
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Bermudian’s landmark whale recording featured on 60 Minutes

A landmark recording of humpback whales singing in Bermuda’s waters not only sparked a story on a US news programme, but revealed an unusual link between the Island, the show’s producer and a whale researcher in the South Pacific. Dan Ruetenik, a pro...
Oct 22, 2013
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"CNN highlights lionfish battle"

Lionfish was on the menu this weekend, with Mile’s Market selling out of the fish shortly after putting it for sale for the first time. John Nicol of the store’s meat department said the store received ten small lionfish on Friday, which were sold ou...
Oct 21, 2013
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"Cat fights and dealing with the aftermath"

Flying fur, hissing teeth, and yowling that sets your teeth on edge. Those with cats will recognise the all-too-familiar symptoms of a fight in all its fury. As an owner you know you can't stop it, all you can do is deal with the aftermath, whether t...
Oct 21, 2013
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