Stabroek Weekend

Dal-Squash Fry Up Photo by Cynthia Nelson

Dal-Squash Fry Up

There is hardly a legume that I do not like. I always have a variety stocked up and whenever I go to the supermarket or travel overseas, I look for heirloom legumes and others that might be new to me.

Chris Gayle: A product of our time

The sudden transformations in societies – email, cell phones – are often the result of an equipment revolution, and we spot them quickly; the slower transformations occur so slowly that we don’t even notice the shift until some sudden circumstance makes us aware.

The commonplace beauty of home

When I was a young and bursting with energy and exuberant life-force I was eager to travel far and wide, more than ready to range around the world discovering new places and meeting people of every kind, outlook and temper.

Student of the Orealla Secondary School, Veral Felix, 15, smiles as he is rewarded with a trophy for placing second in the individual category of the Sixth Berbice Inter-School Chess Championship held in November at the Manchester Secondary School. Presenting the trophy is Berbice High School teacher Zahir Moakan (right). Veral travelled to the chess competition from Orealla in the Berbice river with his mother, starting out at 11 o’clock at night by boat.

Still waiting for the chess federation

A beleaguered local chess federation, failing in its ability to organize a national junior chess championship and its senior counterpart, in addition to two national school chess championships over the past two years, seems to be stirring some reaction among our youthful precocious chess minds.

An Undulated Tinamou (Crypturellus undulatus) at Buffalo Pond near Karanambu Lodge, Rupununi

An Undulated Tinamou

The Undulated Tinamou is a greyish ground bird that is more frequently heard than seen, with its distinctive 3-note call. 

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