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Merry Christmas

It should be of some significance to Christians that God’s message was not in “a raging whirlwind or a devouring fire” (Phillip Yancey quoted by Peter Wehner, NY Times December 24).


An Orange-winged
Amazon (Amazona amazonica)
perched along the Laluni Access
Road. (Photo by Kester Clarke)
An Orange-winged Amazon (Amazona amazonica) perched along the Laluni Access Road. (Photo by Kester Clarke)

Orange-winged Amazon

The Orange-winged Amazon is a very popular pet parrot. In the wild, they live communally in preferred palm trees where they can been seen in numbers at dawn and dusk.

Thyme-garlic butter
Pork Chops with
Roast Potatoes
(Photo by Cynthia Nelson)

Christmas feast

Welcome to In Good Taste’s Christmas table, which serves up an appetizer, an entrée, a dessert and an adult drink.

Date last published December 22,1991

Editors agree to avoid invasion of privacy THE editors of the Mir­ror, Stabroek News, Chronicle and Catholic Standard met this week to consider a complaint by the Mirror that a recent Chronicle report on the suicide of the wife of a prominent politician was insensitive and un­professional in that it referred to an unnamed illness from which she believed she suffered giving rise to an innuen­do that she had a fatal contagious disease and thus smearing herself and her family.

The elderly: broken promises

The Christmas season has traditionally been a time when we try to universalize our good fortune by ensuring that those less fortunate than ourselves, and particularly the elderly, are able to partake in the festivities and merriment.

The Manchurian Cabinet

By Nina L Khrushcheva MOSCOW – Donald Trump’s transition from US President-elect to taking power recalls nothing so much as a forgotten Hollywood genre: the paranoid melodrama.

First published December 20, 1989

Left to right Roy Heath, England-based Guyanese writer who won the Guyana Prize for the Best Book of Fiction, with his novel work ‘The Shadow Bride’, Mr Martin Carter acclaimed Guyanese poet who won the Guyana Prize for the Best Book of Poetry with his ‘Selected Poems’ and Canada-based Guyanese writer Brian Chan who won the Guyana Prize for the Best First Book of Poetry for his ‘Thief with Leaf’ seen sitting together at the presentation ceremony at the National Cultural Centre Monday night.

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