Stabroek Weekend

Among the more substantial features in the glossy magazine Ins and Outs of Trinidad and Tobago is a small entry on ‘Trini Folklore, Folktales and Myths .

The Kei-Shar’s FIDE Qualifying Tournament was a keenly contested event that brought out most of Guyana’s exemplary chess players.

Guyanese can give their input Wednesday On February 2, 2009, a letter from Mr Lloyd David, Public Relations Officer of the Guyana National Bureau of Standards, was published in the Stabroek News with the headline, ‘ISO has developed draft standard for social responsibility.’

Part1 By Dr Vineet Naja, MS(G.Surgery);MCh(Urology) (Consulting Urologist and Andrologist)Introduction Kidney stones are a common occurrence in the general population of Guyana.

Do you find, as I do, that as time passes you accommodate a vast sludge of useless information which remains stored in the brain for no purpose whatsoever?

So far I have addressed several basic features of carbon-trading markets.

The Kei-Shar’s FIDE qualifying chess tournament concludes today with Wendell Meusa in the lead with 4½ points from the five games which have been completed so far.

We present a comment on the new novel Eating Air by Pauline Melville. 

Continued We had mentioned last week what are the most probable causes of diarrhoea.

A third of a New Year has passed away. This seems astonishing to me.

Demoralized or compromised.  These are the two unmistakable words that most accurately capture the essence and reality of Guyanese existence. 

Introduction The US$15 million contract to Synergy Holdings Inc for the first phase of the Amaila Falls Hydro-electric Power Project (AFHEP) has drawn intense scrutiny from the two independent dailies.

In this week’s column I continue my evaluation of the global carbon-trading market as a key element in strategies to combat atmospheric pollution, global warming and climate change.

The game is taken from the 19th Amber Blindfold and Rapid tournament that was held in March in Monaco.

Act 1 By Alex GrahamThe story of Sir Ian Valz has beginnings that precede those so far mentioned in the various tributes and articles that have been written since the news of his passing hit us a few days ago.

There are two acts often recorded in history that underline the great power and importance of cultural traditions, cultural identity and art that carries the imprint of an ancient civilisation. 

We have been discussing gastro-intestinal disorders and, consequently, we must mention diarrhoea.

By Dr Anirban Banerjee, MS, MRCS (Consultant Surgeon) Seeing blood in the toilet, on the surface of your stool, or with wiping after a bowel movement is common and very frightening at the same time.

As this is being written the results of Britain’s general election are still emerging.