Did Man Really Walk on The Moon in 1969...a Reader's Response
In the words of A Bromley: "What have we truly gained to help mankind by all the billions of dollars spent on space exploration other than to say we can and we did?"
View ArticleThe Happy Islander: In the Beginning...
Those who know me consider me to be insane...which in turn I consider to be a very positive character reference. (The dangling modifier included for you to chew on free of charge.
View ArticleTrayvon Martin Was Lynched for Standing His Ground
One year after the shooting death of unarmed Trayvon Martin by an alleged neighborhood watch patrolman, one is forced to wonder: "What happened to Trayvon Martin's right to Stand His Ground?" As an...
View ArticleTen Success Tips for On-line Writing in Spite of Google Rankings
Writers' forums are rife with complaints of low-viewership as a result of low Google search rankings. Here are a few success tips to sky-rocket your readership in spite of Google.
View ArticleThe Happy Islander: Island Etiquette for Virgin Islands Visitors
The Virgin Islands, while being a part of the United States, has its own etiquette and customs that differ from the mainland. The wise traveler avoids social blunders by learning simple courtesies for...
View ArticleBejeweled Blitz: How to Clear The Board
Clearing the board is undoubtedly the highest scoring play in Bejeweled Blitz. A true master can destroy every gem on the board in one play. Here is how you, too, can can be a total gem busting fanatic.
View ArticleThe Happy Islander: Staying Healthy on Your Island Visit
A trip to the tropics is a fun and exciting adventure that can create lifetime memories for your entire family. Visiting the Virgin Islands is a nature experience and, as such, there are a few basic...
View ArticlePresident Obama is One Handsome Dude
To California Attorney General Kamala Harris: I have "assumed the position" and am ready to be handcuffed.
View ArticleThe Happy Islander: Is It Safe to Drink The Water
Any way you look at it, there are multiple choices of safe drinking water sources on St. Thomas. As a visitor, you need not concern yourself so much with the drinking water. Rather, concentrate on...
View ArticleThe Triond Secret: Write What You Know and Know What You Write
Chances are that you know something that other people want to know. The challenge is to identify that thing and to present it in a way that attracts readers. If you do this one thing, you are almost...
View ArticleThe Happy Islander: It's Carnival, Baby!!!
Bim, bam, boop-de-doop! The sounds of steel bands and revelers tramping through the street cascade through the air. Dancers twirl in costumes like brilliant dervishes and the cool sweet nectar of an...
View ArticleZuma Blitz Secrets: How to Get More Free Zuma Spins and Coins
Coins are scarce on Kroakatoa Island, especially after taking in refugees from her volcanically ravaged sister island. Even though the Spirit Animals have become stingy, they found it within their...
View ArticlePrevent Computer Shut Downs While Editing Video
Anyone who has edited video on a home computer knows the horror of the sudden computer shutdown. Not only do you lose the latest unsaved edits, but the hard shutdown is very bad for your computer.
View ArticleTriond Writing Secrets: How to Avoid Story Rejections and Get Published Every...
Having your writing rejected by Triond really stinks. Or so I have read in the forums. As a Triond author, I have never had an article rejected for publication. Here are some tips on how you, too, can...
View ArticleCarnival Revelers
There are several types of entries in the Virgin Islands Carnival Parade. A floupe is a troop of revelers that consists of both street dancers and decorated floats. St. Thomians go all out for...
View ArticleWest Indian Fisherman with a Large Caribbean Spiny Lobster
A West Indian Fisherman with a Caribbean Spiny Lobster (Panulirus argus). The Caribbean Spiny Lobster is common in Virgin Islands waters and can be found among reefs, rocky shorelines and crevices in...
View ArticleWest Indian Fisherman on Boat with Caribbean Spiny Lobsters
A West Indian fisherman with two Caribbean Spiny Lobster (Panulirus argus). The Caribbean Spiny Lobster is common in the Virgin Islands and can be found among reefs, rocky shorelines and crevices in...
View ArticleGrooved Brain Coral
Grooved Brain Coral (Diploria labyrinthiformis) Suborder: Favina Family: Faviidae Colonies form round domes, one to four feet in size. These corals are common to St. Thomas waters, thriving on the...
View ArticleIsland Sunset
The warm glow of a post rain-shower sunset bathes Charlotte Amalie Harbor, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, with its radiance.
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