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The Tropics heat up over the Atlantic, Southern Bahamas eyes on Franklin

LOCAL weather forecasters are monitoring Tropical Storm Franklin, one of five systems being tracked in the Atlantic.

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Tropic Thunder

• Genre : Action, Adventure, Comedy
• Rating :

Through a series of freak occurrences, a group of actors shooting a big-budget war movie are forced to become the soldiers they are portraying.

NEMA continues to monitor activities in tropics

Nassau, The Bahamas - The National
Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, deactivated its operations as all
watches and warnings regarding Hurricane Earl and Tropical Storm Fiona,
have been discontinued for The Bahamas.

Meanwhile, Captain Stephen Russell,
director of NEMA says, "we will continue to monitor the activities
of these systems until they fizzle out and no longer pose a threat to
our ...

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NEMA continues to monitor activities in tropics

Nassau, The Bahamas - The National
Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, deactivated its operations as all
watches and warnings regarding Hurricane Earl and Tropical Storm Fiona,
have been discontinued for The Bahamas.

Meanwhile, Captain Stephen Russell,
director of NEMA says, "we will continue to monitor the activities
of these systems until they fizzle out and no longer pose a threat to
our ...

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"Tropic Splendour"

Tuesday 14th April 2015  7:00 PM

Cole's of Nassau & Morley For Men cordially invites you to the second annual...

"Tropic Splendour"

a celebration of Spring fashion in aid of The Ranfurly Homes for Children under the patronage of Lady Caroline Simmonds

When: Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Where: Old Fort Bay Club

Time: 7:00PM

Donation: $200 VIP: $225 (front row seating)

The art of living in the tropics

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The art of living in the tropics Part II

Exuma blue recedes into Ragged Island sargasso and green. Sole inhabitant of Buena Vista Cay Edward Lockhart, a reminder of Hemingway's "Old Man and The Sea" (1952), has pulled up alongside and tied his boat to the MV Captain C and now stands with the [...]
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The art of living in the Tropics

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Eyeing the tropics

"One literature in several imperial languages, French, English, Spanish -- bud and open island after island in the early morning of a culture, not timid, not derivative, any more than the hard white petals of the frangipani are derivative and timid. This is not a belligerent boast but a simple celebration of inevitability: that this flowering had to come." Derek Walcott's "The Antilles: Fragments ...

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