81. Cuisinart Resort And Spa Luxury Resort, Anguilla BWI - Hydroponic Tour Lettuce Ponds. As you enter the south entrance there are two lettuce ponds. This is termed raft culture. It is a water culture method. http://www.cuisinartresort.com/article/static/35/

Hydroponic Tour Top level Activities We invite you to enjoy a guided tour of our Hydroponic Farm with Dr. Howard Resh. Unique to CuisinArt Resort, the trend setting Hydroponic Farm produces fresh vegetables, edible flowers and herbs daily. Lettuce Ponds Lettuce is seeded, transplanted and harvested every day. Two boards are harvested, cleaned and transplanted each day giving a daily production of 128 head. There are a total of 52 boards in the combined two lettuce ponds. The growing cycle of the lettuce in the ponds is 26 days. The nutrient solution is cooled by a chiller to a temperature between 70 and 73 F. This helps prevent root diseases. The solution is circulated and aerated by a pump and perimeter piping in the bottom of the pond. The pond is 12 inches deep. Bato Bucket System Tomatoes Two tomato plants are grown in each bato bucket. The plants are trained vertically by the use of plastic clips onto the support strings. The plants are alternately sloped to each side in a V-cordon method to maximize light utilization. All suckers are removed at the leaf axils to get a single stem plant as these are staking varieties. Once the plants reach the overhead wires in about 4 months they are lowered and allowed again to reach the wires. This process of lowering is repeated as needed, usually weekly. The plants will bear fruit after 3 months and continue up to 6 to 8 months depending upon their vigor. Peppers European Cucumber These plants are sown every 5 weeks. They will begin fruiting 5 weeks after sowing. Only one plant per pot is planted as they have much larger leaves than tomatoes or peppers and intercept more light so wider spacing is necessary. The cucumbers are also trained vertically up to the support wires, where they are topped and several suckers allowed to continue growing over the wires and fall down. All suckers, tendrils and much of the fruit are removed from the main stem to allow the plant to become vigorous. This vigor is needed in order that the plant may support the heavy fruit load later.

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83. Anguilla Travel | Lonely Planet World Guide anguilla anguilla, the most northerly of the British Leeward Islands, retains the laidback character of a sleepy backwater. It s http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/caribbean/anguilla/

home search help worldguide ... Postcards Anguilla Anguilla, the most northerly of the British Leeward Islands, retains the laid-back character of a sleepy backwater. It's small and lightly populated, but the islanders are friendly and easy going. It also has some of the finest beaches in the Caribbean. The interior of the island is flat, dry and scrubby, pockmarked with salt ponds and devoid of dramatic scenery. Anguilla's main appeal to visitors is its beautiful fringing beaches, aquamarine waters and its nearby coral-encrusted islets, which offer great swimming, snorkelling and diving. The island has only recently developed visitor facilities; it made a decision in the 1980s to develop tourism with a slant toward luxury hotels and villas. It has since become one of the trendier top-end destinations in the Eastern Caribbean. Inexpensive ferries shuttle between Anguilla and bustling St Martin, making Anguilla easy to visit as a day trip. Area: 60 sq km Population: Language: English Religion: Anglican 40%, Methodist 33%, Seventh-Day Adventist 7%, Baptist 5%, Roman Catholic and other 15% Government: dependent territory of the UK Head of State: Governor Peter Johnstone Head of Government: Chief Minister Osbourne Fleming GDP: US$88 million GDP per capita: US$7,900

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85. Caribbean Websites And Links Organised In An Easy To Use Directory Join our newsletter. subscribe unsubscribe. anguilla. anguilla Web Designs Fast and affordable web design and hosting KoalKeel Restaurant, anguilla http://www.caribbeansitedirectory.com/links/anguilla.html

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86. Anguilla Villas And Anguilla Villa Rentals Anguilla Beach Resort - Anguilla Grea a 2 ½ mile crescent of dazzling white sand fringed by the turquoise Caribbean Sea, this is an intimate and romantic hideaway, offering anguilla Great House http://www.anguillagreathouse.com/

Navigation Main Page Anguilla Holidays Anguilla’s Art Galleries Anguilla’s Culture ... Reservations Welcome At the Great House Beach Resort the gentle warmth of the Caribbean sunshine is second only to the friendly smiles and hospitality of our staff. Located on spectacular Rendezvous Bay, a 2 ½ mile crescent of dazzling white sand fringed by the turquoise Caribbean Sea, this is an intimate and romantic hideaway, offering Anguilla Great House’s great style of vacation in a very private and uncrowned atmosphere. Anguilla Great House Beach Resort has 35 intimate guest rooms, all with views of the Caribbean Sea (set back a little, so as not to, “intimidate the beach" ). A perfect spot for lovers, it would be difficult to imagine a better setting for a wedding or a honeymoon in paradise. Each of Anguilla Great House's gingerbread laced cottages sit amid our beautiful gardens, just footsteps from the beach. All accomodations are furnished with a choice of king, queen-sized, or two double-beds, ceiling fans, private porches, and shower bathrooms, air-conditioning is available in most rooms. Dine at the Old Caribe. Our casually elegant open-air restaurant is both beach and poolside. You'll find an array of delightful cuisine, including West Indian, French, and American culinary styles.

87. Zeal.com - United States - New - Travel - Destinations - North America - Caribbe turq.com/anguilla/ Extensive resource for travelers offers a guide to accommodations, photos of the island and a map of the region. Access cultural information http://zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=299616

88. Things To Do In Anguilla - Anguilla Attractions House, built in 1787, is the oldest and only surviving plantation house on anguilla. the complex so that it may thrive as a center for cultural, social and http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g147238-Activities-Anguilla.html

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89. Welcome To Caribbean Star Airlines Experience the exemplified culture from the twin island of the Republic of Trinidad Tobago, the land of music and festivals, where the carnival, calypso, soca http://www.flycaribbeanstar.com/destinations.cfm?Given_Destination=13

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• Géographie • Contacts • Musique • Cinéma ... ANGUILLA Population : Habitants Superficie : Km Habitants / Km Nom officiel Anguilla Capitale Langue Officielle Anglais Colonie britannique, membre du Commonwealth Chef Etat Devise Nationale NC Carte Monnaie Nationale Dollar des Caraibes de l'Est (XCD) Cours En Euros au Produit National Brut 0,09 Milliard(s) de dollars Budget Etat 31 % du PNB NC NC Taux d'Inflation NC NC NC NC NC Naissances par Femme NC Croissance de Population NC Indice NC Rang Mondial NC NC NC NC NC NC Cliquez ici Identifiant : Mot de passe : Exposition du 10 mai au 05 juin 2004 et un colloque le 15 mai Cultureurope

91. Fish In Anguilla More Fish in anguilla. GRUNT (haemulon sciurus). Marine Go Back to main fish page Return to anguilla Stamps. Created by Errol James. http://web.ai/stamps/fish/page2.html

More Fish in Anguilla GRUNT (haemulon sciurus) Marine fish that resemble snappers; they are called "grunts" because they make sounds by grinding their pharyngeal teeth together. The noises are amplified by their swim bladder. They are denizens of reefs and mangrove swamps and are esteemed as game and food fish. They may be seen in dense schools over the reefs during the day, dispersing at night over the flats to feed on small fish and crustaceans. Many species have fire-red-lined mouths. Individuals of certain species have been observed pressing their open mouths together in a manner resembling kissing. Many species are less than 0.3 m (1 ft) long, and very few are over 0.6 m (2 ft) in length. SHELL FISH/SMOOTH TRUNKFISH (lactophrys triqueter) Feeds on burrowing organisms, sometimes "spitting" jets of water into the sand to uncover them. Length is under one foot. MUTTON/NASSAU GROUPER (epinephelus striatus) In addition to the black saddle on the tail base, the Mutton/Nassau is distinguished form the red grouper by the dark band running through the eye, five dark bars banding the body, and black dots that ring the eye. Large than the red grouper, it attains a length of four feet. These fish are edible. Some large specimens can cause poisoning. AMBER/YELLOW JACK (caranx bartholomaei) Another edible game fish is the yellow jack, a strong fast moving family, Carnivorous and sliver in color with a yellow tail which gives it a distinctive look. The yellow jack grows to about three feet.

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93. Radio Anguilla: Local News Persons submitting slogans should bear in mind the 30th anniversary of Carnival in anguilla, as well as the boatracing and cultural aspects of Summer Festival. http://www.radioaxa.com/news_archive/Jan_04/local_040101.htm

1-January-04 Night Ferry service between Anguilla and St Maarten set rescheduled to commence January 5th 2004 The night Ferry service between Anguilla and St Maarten which was due to be reinstated as of tomorrow January 1, 2004 will now commence on Monday 5th January 2004. According to information from the Anguilla Tourist Board the slight change is due to unforeseen circumstances. The service, which had been halted in 1995 following the passage of Hurricane Luis, was renegotiated with the French Authorities recently. Both Government and Tourism Officials have expressed their pleasure with the development as it provides opportunities for late connections for passengers travelling to Anguilla via St Maarten, and for increased commuter service for locals. The new service will also facilitate dining and other excursions for guest on Anguilla and St Maarten/St Martin. The ferryboat will leave Blowing Point at 9.20 pm and departs Marigot at 10.00pm. Each passenger will have to pay a one-way fee of twenty-five US dollars that includes tax.

94. Anguilla Study Abroad Program InterpretationMaster Plan for anguilla (partner) anguilla has a variety of land and waterbased natural, historical and cultural attractions. http://www.canr.msu.edu/overseas/anguilla/additional.htm

Anguilla, British West Indies Integrated Marine Resource Management and Coastal Tourism Summer 2002 June 9- July 1 Creating development and management plans for a marine park is one of the final student projects. Students are expected to engage actively in all course activities and projects, to share in discussions, to interact with peers, staff and guests/hosts on the island so that all of us may learn with and from each other. Each person involved with the course brings his/her own set of experiences, perspectives, and academic backgrounds to this month-long experience; it is this diversity that adds interest, depth, and breadth to the course. We are confident that each of you will be a positive ambassador for the University and for yourselves. Additionally, we plan to be involved in service learning when we can (previous service projects have included provision of fish/coral survey information to the Fisheries Department, participation in a project to prepare the "old courthouse" for renovation, and installation of manta mooring systems). In addition, students will be expected to complete and submit the projects listed below for assessment and grading for overall course grade. A total of six components (some composed of sub-projects) will be graded, then averaged. Some assignments are done on an individual basis, some with your "buddy" or partner, and some with a small project group.

95. Anguilla: Report: Part I: Descriptive Section knowledge, skills, attitudes, values and beliefs so that they can make meaningful contributions to the social, economic and cultural development of anguilla. http://www2.unesco.org/wef/countryreports/anguilla/rapport_1.html

The EFA 2000 Assessment: Country Reports Anguilla Next Page Part I : Descriptive Section INTRODUCTION The Government of Anguilla perceives education as one of the most important vehicles through which a nation achieves economic and social development. It perceives education as an essential ingredient for enhancing the quality of life for the people of Anguilla, for developing and sustaining their personal growth and self-realization, and for achieving economic and social well being. This perception of the importance of education is based on the belief that all human beings have a right to education, an education that will help them to be productive members of society as well as to be enlightened enough to enjoy the benefits of society. i Provide all citizens of Anguilla with opportunities for acquiring knowledge, skills, attitudes and values for meaningful participation in nation development and a satisfying adult life; ii Develop a sense of self respect, self worth, self esteem, and a spirit of self reliance; iii Acquire the capacity for critical thinking, problem solving and decision-making;

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